Set on North Devon’s breathtaking coastline, this charming house is the perfect retreat for families and friends looking for a relaxing and adventurous seaside holiday. Croyde’s ever-popular beach is less than 400 metres away: it’s a dream spot for surfers and those looking to unwind at one of the vibrant beachfront cafes. For more family fun, buckets and spades or water sports, head to the sweeping golden sands of Saunton (4 miles) or Woolacombe (5 miles).
This splendid coastal retreat offers space, relaxing hues, comfort, and breathtaking countryside views. Step inside to a welcoming entrance hall leading to a stylish lounge, where an open fire and plush leather seating create the perfect ambience to unwind together. French doors open onto the garden. A light-filled dining room with elegant furnishings and an adjoining conservatory with tables and chairs provide plenty of space to linger over delicious meals. The conservatory also offers a tranquil spot to read or catch up, overlooking the garden. The kitchen has all the necessary equipment to make meal preparation a breeze. A second lounge on the ground floor with a Smart TV offers a perfect retreat for children. This lounge connects to a cosy ground-floor bunk room. Upstairs, you’ll find five bedrooms with views of the countryside: one en-suite king-size connecting to a bunk bedroom, one double bedroom, one twin room, and another bunk room offer plenty of choice for sleeping arrangements. A contemporary family bathroom completes the features of this superior property. Outside, enjoy the enclosed garden that wraps around the rear and side of the property. There is off-road parking for up to eight cars.
Families will be thrilled by the activities available to experience in the stunning North Devon Coast National Landscape: walk the South West Coast Path, discover the unique dunes of Braunton Burrows (4.5 miles), and the market town of Barnstable (12 miles) with the Tarka Trail leading into Exmoor National Park’s rugged beauty. For a different kind of adventure, set sail from Ilfracombe (8.5 miles) on a boat trip to the wildlife-rich Lundy.