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We have a 3 Bedroom house in Bideford, North Devon. Less than 10 minutes drive from Westward Ho! Beach. There is a Children's adventure park, The Big Sheep, very near along with an Ultimate Adventure park, supermarkets, shopping centre and just off the main road from the A39 to Cornwall. 15 minutes away from the town centre of Barnstaple and walking distance to the high street of Bideford. Lots of lovely coastal, woodland and moorland walks nearby. Under one hour from Dartmoor and Exmoor.

Double Room Available along with a drive for car parking. The front door leads onto the stairs up to the double room and you would have the bathroom to yourselves as well. Hot tub and kitchen facilities also available. Please let us know if you would like to use the hot tub as we don’t always have it heated up.

We live in a quiet and friendly neighbourhood and it is a new estate. Our house is three years old. We have a good relationship with our neighbours.

A comfortable, compact and entirely private en-suite annex room for a single person, cosy & warm in winter, light & airy in summer. Ideal for work or business related visits, keen walkers, surfers, cyclists etc.. A light self-serve breakfast provided in the room (cereal, toast, marmalade, fresh fruit, etc.), with tea/coffee/biscuits, crockery/cutlery, kettle, toaster, fridge, reading matter, TV, wi-fi, small iron & tabletop board, & complimentary wine.

KINDLY NOTE THAT WHILST THE CURRENT REGULATIONS ON THE CORONAVIRUS LOCK-DOWN ARE IN PLACE, ONLY THOSE CLASSIFIED AS KEY WORKERS WHO ARE UNABLE TO COMMUTE DAILY FROM HOME CAN BE ACCEPTED AS GUESTS. Located in the small, peaceful hamlet of Alwington, 1/2 mile away from the main A39 Atlantic Highway, in the heart of Devon farming countryside, but only 4 miles from the town of Bideford, and just 2 miles from ASDA, Lidl and Aldi, cafes and retail outlets. Within easy reach of the Devon Coastal Path, historic Clovelly & Hartland, the Tarka Trail and others, as well as several pubs being within a mile or so. For those who wish to relax in the evenings, a list of takeaway & delivery providers is to hand.

Alwington is a small hamlet, centred around a 13th century church, and a 17th century farm house, all within a few miles of Bideford, North Devon. The accommodation is ideally situated for keen walkers, as the South West Coastal path is nearby, which circumnavigates the whole of Devon & Cornwall. Also suitable for those single business people seeking peaceful accommodation without hotel costs..!

Nestled between the coast and countryside of North Devon is the beautiful setting of Pure & Rustic Camping. A family run campsite that values its simple approach to offering camping the way it was intended in all its purity.

Acres of beautiful woodlands & green pastures for those that like to sleep under canvas, with or without electric. Hot showers, pure Greenfields spring water on tap, designated fire pits to bring out your rawness of nature!! A self service breakfast hut, resourced with fridges, freezers, barbecues, gas hobs with pots, pans and hot water for drinks... Pure & Rustic Camping is close to some fantastic local pubs, the beaches of Croyde, Saunton, Putsborough & Woolacombe. Adventurous walks and the National cycle network route No. 27 With Plenty of Adrenalin activities close by if needed A magical woodland retreat to watch the moon & stars float by..or dance the night away...! POA range from £10 per night per person

Surf/Beach Retreat Cosy Double Room with stunning Sea views, Newly decorated, spacious living & dining room, Kitchen, Modern bathroom with Toilet, bath and shower, downstairs WC. 2 mins from Beach & village

Stunning sea views close to Beach, shops, bars & restaurants, plenty of space to chill & soak up the sun.

My Neighbours are my Parents very friendly and on hand to help if we are not around.

The Barn at Port Farm is a unique and generous studio space. Originally a threshing barn, but recently converted by the owners into a modern space which respectfully retains the character and proportions of the original barn. The eclectic mix of quirky, vintage objects and art give the Barn its unique character. A perfect hideaway for couples looking for something a little out of the ordinary.

The double height ceiling, woodburning stove and comfy corner sofa adorned with warm snuggly throws gives the lounge area a cosy feel. In the summer months the south facing double french doors can be opened wide. The open plan layout leads you below the mezzanine into a bright modern kitchen with a generous kitchen island / breakfast bar. You'll find the kitchen fully equipped with everything you may need during your stay. Situated on the mezzanine floor, the beautiful bedroom is tucked under the old beams of the original A frame, which means there is restricted headroom to the sides. Above the bed is a large velux window allowing guests to do a little stargazing before drifting off to sleep. So if you're bored of the beige and the blah! of the average country holiday cottage, come to The Barn @ Port Farm, it really is something different.

Situated on the outskirts of Bideford in North Devon, a small port town on the estuary of the River Torridge. It's the perfect escape for anyone wishing to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

First floor apartment on Bideford’s quayside, central town location close to The Tarka Trail and pubs and restaurants. Overlooking the River Torridge with bus routes available to Instow (10 mins) Appledore (10 mins) and Westward Ho (10 mins). Easy road access to North Devon’s stunning coast as well as Exmoor and Dartmoor.

A spacious apartment with internal steps to kitchen and bedrooms. Large windows overlooking the quayside, conveniently located for Bideford’s shops and sitting above a Bakers and Newsagents. The listed building is double glazed.

Town Centre location, there are numerous cafes and bars along the quayside as well as Bakers and Fish and Chip Shop. Behind the apartment the town centre boasts many independent shops, cafes, bars and night club. The Tarka Trail is a five minute walk across the bridge and cycle hire and kayak hire are both available from here. The fishing village of Appledore is a ten minute drive as are the beaches of Wesrward Ho! and Instow.

Situated on a farm in the beautiful village of Georgeham near Braunton in North Devon, March End lodges offer luxurious accommodation in a wonderful countryside setting. A beautifully laid out interior is complimented by floor to ceiling windows that invite the pretty countryside views in giving the space a wonderfully calming atmosphere. The master bedroom is furnished with a king size bed providing a relaxing retreat, with a spacious modern en-suite bathroom featuring a large bath and walk-in shower. Central to the living space is a well-equipped open-plan kitchen ideal for whipping up a fabulous meal in; and with so much excellent local produce available in the area you may be tempted to create a few locally inspired dishes. Outside you’ll discover a decked patio where a bubbling hot tub awaits. Positioned under the eaves it makes for the perfect place to laze the hours away whilst taking in the beauty of the landscape beyond. Thistledown Lodge is pet-friendly so the four-legged members of the family get to enjoy a wonderful break too. Featuring an enclosed garden at the back of the home and just a short drive from some of the best local dog-walking beaches in Devon, this really is the idea pet-friendly home and one we're sure you'll want to return to!

Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with double doors leading out onto the terrace One sofas and Flatscreen TV with Freeview and BluRay player Kitchen Open plan with the living and dining area with double doors leading out onto the terrace Electric oven with electric hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, microwave, kettle and toaster Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area with double doors leading out onto the terrace Dining table seating two Master Bedroom King size bed, wardrobe, dressing table En suite Bathing En suite to master bedroom has a stabd alone bth, walk in shower cubicle, WC, mirror with light, double wash basin and heated towel rail Outdoors Decked terrace with private hot tub Snug chair Parking for one car at the lodge

Georgeham is a charming village with great pubs and restaurants including the well-known Kings Arms and the fabulous Rock Inn. The village also has a good range of shops, cafés and tea rooms and is just a short drive from the popular sandy beaches of Braunton, Saunton and Croyd. As you’d expect from an area that boasts some of the best surfing beaches in the UK, there are surf schools and watersports equipment hire companies aplenty. So, if you’re a seasoned surfer or would simply like to give this popular sport a go, you couldn’t find a better place for it. For those who prefer to stay on dry land, this beautiful area of North Devon has some amazing walks to enjoy along the coast path, one of the best known being that of Woolacombe to Morte Point. With fantastic views of the coastline as well as out to Lundy Island, this is an excursion that simply can’t be omitted from your list of wonderful things to do in the area.

Little Hoops is our cosy converted barn with original beams and underfloor heating throughout making it ideal for a break away at any time. We lovingly restored it with our family a number of years ago and have enjoyed making it a special place to stay, we often joke that it is far nicer than our own home! The barn has a courtyard garden with table and chairs and is close to the local pub, The Crealock Arms, the coast and all amenities you could need for an enjoyable stay away!

Our barn is a cosy and comfortable space which has its own small courtyard at the rear of the property. The stable door opens into the spacious lounge/ kitchen area both with original beams and thick stone walls. Leading off from this space is the bathroom which has full size bath with separate shower over. The bedroom is accessed by three steps up from the lounge area and has ample storage space. Little Hoops has slate flooring throughout, all of which has underfloor heating making this a perfect place to stay whatever the weather. Hot water is plentiful. Both the bedroom and lounge have TV with freeview and DVD players. WIFI fibre is available however we cannot guarantee a good connection due to our location, mostly it is ok but occasionally the signal is poor.

Little Hoops is in a glorious part of North Devon, close to the coast and many attractions such as Clovelly, Hartland, Westward Ho, Rosemoor Gardens, Appledore and the Tarka Trail. Exmoor, Dartmoor, Bude and Ifracombe are within an hours drive making them perfect for a day out. Slightly further are Port Isaac, Padstow and Boscastle but still worth a visit.

Attic,,very large room ,two windows,,one window overlooking the sea, the other overlooking trees, lovely old stone feature ,one mile from Westward Ho! Beach. on road parking. shared newly decorated bathroom. Friendly relaxed atmosphere. This is an Area of outstanding natural beauty. also a Unesco Biosphere. Its in Northam ,/Westward Ho !,few minutes drive to the beach, near to Bideford, Appledore and Clovelly.

This is a very tall house and the attic is at the top,, its a beautiful room,, down the stairs a shared bathroom,, and down another flight a kitchen which can be used for basics,, coffee, tea toast,,no large cooked meals please. Its a drive away from Morrisons supermarket,where you can eat, and Bideford which has lots of lovely restaurants and tea places ,some vegetarian. There is car parking on the road,,its very quiet here ,serene.

The house is one mile from Westward Ho! beach " Westward Ho! Beach is Safe The Westward Ho! Beach has been awarded the blue flag status for the last 15 years, so you have the confidence to know it is safe to play on the beach and swim in the sea. The award is only given to beaches in England that pass a strict set of criteria covering the four main topics of Environmental Education and Information, Water Quality, Environmental Management and Safety and Services. Full information can be found on the Blue Flag Awards Website During the holiday season the beach is also lifeguarded by the RNLI at both ends. For more information on when lifeguards will be on Westward Ho! Beach please check their website page for Westward Ho! Beach Westward Ho! Beach is Never Crowded The beach is 2.5 km long and has an easy access point at either end. At Low tide it is around 800m wide. That is a lot of beach! You will be able to find a spot with no one near at any time of the year. Most people enter the beach at the Westward Ho! end and find the first available space to sit down. This does mean that the beach can look busy but if you are prepared to walk 100 – 200m along the beach you will never feel like you are stuck for space." then there are numerous wonderful places to visit,, Clovelly ,Clovelly village is famous the world over. It remains a working fishing village and plays host to many events, celebrating its history and its Gardens. Hartland, St.Nectans's church. Bucks Cross. Bucks Mills, Peppercombe beach. Appledore, Tapeley park R.H.S.Rosemoor There is a sports centre and swimming pool five minutes away. There is a Doctor's surgery and chemist at the end of the road. Northam has a very old Church. St.Margaret's mentioned in the Domesday book.a small supermarket and post office.

River View is situated overlooking the River Torridge, with views of the hills beyond. This delightful Victorian two bed terrace is the perfect retreat for that well earned break. The house is fully equipped for four guests with Internet access. The ground floor consists of lounge overlooking the river, with separate dining room and kitchen. There are two double bedrooms, one with a double bed the other with twin beds and a bathroom with a large shower cubicle.

Our modern and cosy private room is part of a lovely Edwardian town house. We are 5 minutes walk from the centre of the pretty estuary town of Bideford and 3 miles from the long surfing beach of Westward Ho! Close to many of North Devon’s beautiful beaches and attractions. Bideford has the Tarka Trail on one side and the South West Coastal Path on the other linking us to the idyllic villages of Instow and Appledore.

Bideford is full of great coffee places and restaurants, independent shops, the Burton Art gallery and museum, a large park, and ferry link to Lundy Island.

This is a modern glass fronted ground floor apartment a stones throw away from beach boasting far reaching views over Bideford Bay towards Lundy Island. It has secure private parking to the rear of the property. At the front is a decked area with seating. The kitchen/living area has an excellent range of facilities inc:Sky tv and unlimited broadband. All towels and linen and travel cot provided. Theres plenty to do in the area with a variety of restaurants and entertainment.

A great place to sit and look out to sea and watch the beautiful sunsets. Close to all amenities and some really good eateries..

We are in an idea position for walking the costal path, exploring the beautiful sandy beaches and places north Devon has to offer, including both exmoor and Dartmoor, RHS Rosemoor, the unique Clovelly village, Appledore book festival, and the many excellent eateries in the area.

Large self-catered fully equipped one bedroom barn conversion with courtyard suntrap terrace

This spacious 1 bedroom 1 story Barn has recently been converted transforming it into an ideal luxurious relaxing getaway for couples. The Barns at High Park were originally built in the late 1800's and are situated in the heart of the North Devon coastline. It offers easy access to beaches, moors, coastal path walks, cycle paths, golf courses, horticultural gardens, children friendly fun parks, and many other traditional outdoor and indoor recreational activities for those seeking a truly relaxing, yet active, break away from the stresses of day-to-day life. This Barn is situated within 14 acres of private land with secure access via electric gates. Within the grounds is an accessible large natural lake featuring stunning vegetation, over 200 fish and a boat house. Converted in 2016, this barn features a solid oak super king bed in the master bedroom, all new solid oak furniture, leather sofas, LED lighting and underfloor heating. The barn is dog friendly, and you are welcome to bring them at £25 for the first dog and £15 per dog for each additional dog.

Situated in a tiny hamlet within walking distance (1 mile) of picturesque Clovelly steeped in history this cosy cottage acts as an ideal base for exploring this wonderful scenic area. This 19th Century cottage has been tastefully renovated to a high standard and keeps it's traditional characteristics - wood burning stove and wooden beamed ceilings.

Romantic stay for two adults in gypsy bow top caravan with continental breakfast hamper delivered to your door, experience a romantic and cosy night away in this original wagon it features double bed, use of toilet / shower adjacent ,heater , tea making facilities and tv

Romantic stay for two adults in gypsy bow top caravan in AONB furnished with some home comforts such as TV/DVD player , electric kettle, phone charging point and fan heater. Experience a romantic and cosy night away in this original wagon it features double bed slide out bed, indoor seating area and too top it off a continental breakfast hamper delivered to your door. The third person can be a small child under 3ft where there is space below bed which a small bed can be made up on request. The gypsy wagon is not suitable for people who are very tall due to low head height. Payable Wifi is available on site. The toilet and shower block are adjacent to the wagon, there is also an outdoor seating area great for star gazing at night. The local area is renown for rugged coastline, surfing beaches , historical village of Clovelly and Hartland are close by as is Bude with glorious sandy beaches, The south west coastal path is within easy reach , further afield there is Bideford, Barnstaple and Boscastle and Tintagel. British National grid reference ss 26471. - 17975 latitude & longitude. N 50 56 06.0. W 004 28 15.9

Rural area but great access from A39 beautiful beaches and coastline near to popular resorts of clovelly , Hartland and bude

Large bright airy room... king size bed

My house is close to the town... a 5/10 minute walk and all the quirky sights Bideford has to offer ... in the car we are conveniently positioned for instow ..westward ho .. Clovelly .. Hartland and many more

We have a pub 10 doors up which offers food and various entertainment

Little Barn is close to an amazingly beautiful beach in a very quiet and stunning part of the world just on the border between North Devon and Cornwall. There is excellent walking along the South West coast path straight out of the back door as well as picturesque valleys, hills and woods away from the sea. There is a wonderful local pub within walking distance serving good food. Great for families, surfers, swimmers, walkers, couples, anyone wanting a rural escape.

The house is well kitted out with dishwasher, oven, halogen hob, washing machine and tumble dryer. All bedding and bath towels are provided, but not beach towels. You can sit out in the garden and enjoy the sunshine; we have garden furniture if you want to eat outside as well as comfy, foldaway chairs for lounging. There is a fire bowl for barbecues and toasting marshmallows. We are in the small village of Mead on a very quiet road with maybe 10 or 12 properties in the hamlet. As it is in quite a remote spot, you need a car to get to us and there is parking at the property. For those who want to stay connected, we have unlimited fibre broadband Wi Fi and a television with all the Freeview channels. There is also a bluetooth speaker to connect to computers, phones and i-pods. There is a good library of books which we have accumulated over the years, a file with lots of local info and suggested walks. There is local art and photography on the walls and quite a lot of board and card games for you to use.

Cosy room in our character cottage prepared either as twin beds or as a double in a friendly village setting with countryside views. Additional rooms are available. On-street parking available.

This bedroom has been newly renovated. There is wifi, a television, a mini fridge to keep drinks and snacks cool and tea and coffee facilities.

We are in the centre of North Devon, in a small village called Monkleigh which has a picturesque church, small village school and a traditional village pub. The Bell Inn offers a warm welcome and is a stroll up the lane. The area has lots of country and coastal walks with a wonderful cycle path -the Tarka Trail close by. We are close to Bideford, Torrington and the pretty seaside villages - Appledore and Instow. The nearest beaches are Instow and Westward Ho! which are fifteen minutes drive away but Croyde, Saunton and Bude are all accessible from here. A visit to Clovelly is always a favorite to wander down the cobbled streets to the fishing harbour. The main adventure parks are the Big Sheep and The Milky Way. There are lots of lovely places to eat and visit; the perfect Devon getaway with something for everyone.

Welcome to the old school a 1902 converted Victorian school. It’s full of character and charm. Light quirky and retaining the old charm but full of modern comfortable touches. Open plan living and dining. With a mezzanine bedroom. Distant views of Instow. The old school has everything you need for a relaxing break in bideford or on your way into Cornwall. Westward Ho! And Appledore are only 3 miles away. Large Private off road car parking space. Dogs are welcome too.

The old school Is charming and stylish one bedroom apartment in the heart of Bideford. Suitable for couples or singles. Perfect for a holiday or if you are on business. Close to various shops, pubs, restaurants. Clean and Modern but still retaining the Victorian touches; The sash windows ( they are secondary glazed ) and parquet floor are original. The apartment is light, and cosy with everything you need for a relaxing break, or a longer stay. There is a comfortable open plan living kitchen and dining area. Large dining table for those takeaways or home cooked meals. Soft leather corner sofa in front of the Log burner where you can relax with a glass of wine. You’ll find books and games to enjoy during your stay. There’s also unlimited WiFi. Fully fitted kitchen with fridge / freezer, double oven., dishwasher. Tea, sugar and coffee. Electric milk warmer for special coffees or hot chocolates. Bathroom with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail, to keep your towels warm and fluffy. The bedroom has a king size bed with fresh linen bedding and towels provided. A dressing room to keep your clothes and belongings. All the products we use at the old school from washing up liquid, through to dishwasher tablets are all cruelty free. None of the products we use or have available are tested on animals. We refill plastic cleaning and laundry products from Natures Nutrition in Bideford. We do not charge a cleaning fee. If you stay with us longer than 7 days spare towels and bedding will be offered.

The old school is less than a 10 minute walk into the centre of Bideford. Where there are; takeaways, independent shops, butchers, bakeries, greengrocers, health food shop, pubs and restaurants and a supermarket. Belluno restaurant is a 5 minute walk away in Old Town. Opposite the pannier market. Covelly is 10 miles away. And then hartland just beyond, both fantastic for walking and exploring. Hartland was used in the BBC drama The night manager. Abbotsham cliffs are dramatic and beautiful. Again just a short drive up the road. The Tarka Trail is just a walk away from the apartment, from here you could bring or hire bikes - ride along the trail to Torrington. Or for a shorter ride in the other direction: Fremington quay cafe - where they have great cakes ! And award winning roast lunches on a Sunday. Back through instow where you could stop off for a light refreshment, or a Hockings ice cream. At high tide kayaks can be hired. We are a 15 minute drive to the newly renovated and much talked about Farmers arms in Wollsery. I would strongly suggest a visit if you like good food, and fantastic surroundings. The attention to detail is remarkable. Why not go and see what all the fuss is about. They also have a chip shop next door to the pub. Westward Ho! Is the nearest beach : two miles of sandy beach, and a sea side promenade. Which will lead you to the South West Coast Path; stunning walks from the nice and gentle Cornborough Hills or a five hour hike to Covelly. If timed right you could get the bus back to Bideford. Instow is a dog friendly beach all year round. Westward Ho! Has the oldest golf course in England. And visitors are welcome. Please take a look at my ‘guidebook ‘ for suggestions of local places to visit / shop or explore and our favourite eating and drinking spots.

This beautiful, hand crafted wooden cabin on wheels has everything you need for the perfect getaway. With direct access to footpaths leading on to the south west coast path, this is an ideal bolthole for walking or surfing holidays or just the perfect excuse to get away from it all. The tiny house sits in a quiet corner on our family farm in North Cornwall, just over 2 miles from the coast.

Our Tiny House is a beautiful wooden building 2.5m by 7m, situated on our small family farm. The walls, floor and roof are fully insulated and windows double glazed for winter stays. Inside there’s a full kitchen, living room area with a sofa bed and bathroom complete with shower and toilet. A ladder leads to the sleeping loft with a large double bed. The Tiny House was built 3 years ago as a ‘zero-footprint’ mobile studio on wheels and is powered by solar with gas for hot water. Our aim is to make it as eco-friendly as possible. The property is wired for 12 volt only, but we have now added the option to charge smaller 240v items like laptops etc via an extension lead to the house. There are also six USB points for charging phones and two cigar lighter sockets for other 12 volt equipment if required. Our Tiny House is a simple, comfortable retreat away from all the hustle and bustle of modern life. It has a cute private garden with deck and BBQ. Set away from the house, a 200m walk across the next field is a large deck and hammock looking out, down the valley which is perfect for enjoying a sunset drink, with a fire pit area perfectly positioned to sit and watch the sunset over the sea, and when dusk gives way to night, the fantastic display of stars. Whilst the tiny house is located on our remote farm surrounded only by fields, it is just 5 minutes from the A39, giving good access to the rest of beautiful Devon and Cornwall. The unspoilt nature reserve adjacent is the perfect place to walk and explore – a 2.5 mile walk will take you to the beautiful Marsland Mouth (where the Cornish coast path begins). A 40 minute walk across the valley sits the picturesque old village of Welcombe and fantastic pub, The Old Smithy. There are plenty of other amazing walks, beaches, pubs and places of interest nearby. Clovelly, Bude, Hartland, Tintagel and Boscastle are all within 40 minutes’ drive. Please note that any reviews before June 2019 refer to where the tiny house was previously located. This spot (only 200m away) is still available to use, exclusively for guests staying in the tiny house and has a driftwood deck, fire pit and hammock area. The tiny house is now found on the edge of the farm itself. You will still have the benefit of your own private entrance and private garden, but you may hear more farm type noises during the day! The description and pictures have been updated to reflect this and the pictures you see in the listing with sea view are of the old site which you are able to use.

The house is situated on our family farm, at the end of a small road. We are surrounded by green fields and woodland on all sides, with fantastic views looking west down the valley out to sea. Just 200m to the North is Marsland Valley Nature Reserve, which forms the north Devon-Cornwall border. Welcombe (Devon) and Morwenstow (Cornwall) are both quiet, friendly villages with rugged coastal walks, great cycle routes and cute old pubs.

Traditional 1 bedroom, single storey cottage in the pretty village of Lee and on the South West coast path. Short walk to stunning Lee Bay with a pub and beautiful secluded beach. Within short driving distance of Morthoe, Croyde, Woolacombe and Ilfracombe. An ideal base for walkers to explore the North Devon Coast. A well behaved pet is welcome too. Parking for one car. No phone signal in the cottage. Potential for noise as attached to a family home. One of their bedrooms is above ours.

Blackbird barn is set in rolling Devon countryside within easy reach of Great Torrington, Bideford and Barnstaple. Situated within our grounds the barn is self contained and separate from the main house. The accommodation includes a comfortable and cosy sitting room with dining area, a well equipped kitchen, a downstairs bathroom and a double bedroom upstairs.

Downstairs, the barn has underfloor heating. The sitting room has a smart television with a dvd player with a selection of films. There is a hi-fi with an ipod dock. There are plenty of board games, books and local guides. The dining table seats 4 (your guests are welcome to visit). The kitchen has an induction hob, double oven and a microwave, a fridge-freezer and a washer dryer. Ironing facilities available. The bathroom has a shower (no bath) and shaving point. Towels are provided. Upstairs the double bedroom has hanging space and drawers, full length mirror and a hair dryer. There is a private sun terrace attached to the barn which is currently under repair.

Huntshaw Water is s a tiny rural hamlet surrounded by farmland. Accessed by a country lane our home has lovely far reaching views and offers a peaceful retreat. The beautiful RHS Rosemoor gardens and The Plough Arts Centre ( gallery, cinema and live events) are only 15 minutes away in Great Torrington. The Tarka Trail gives excellent cycling through pretty woodland, fields and coast, bikes can be hired in Torrington and/or Bideford.

One of a cluster of cosy, self-catering cottages around the former farmyard, close to Hartland Abbey and a wonderfully wild stretch of the South West Coast Path. Very child and dog-friendly, with Atlantic views beyond open countryside from the play area, an indoor hot tub & sauna, wood-burning stoves...

The Milking Parlour is a stone built, south-facing, single-storey cottage with a king-sized double and a twin-bedded room. It has a well-equipped kitchen/dining room and a comfortable sitting room with wood-burning stove. French doors open onto the small private garden with a gate to the play area and views over fields and the tower of St Nectan's church to the sea.

The Hartland Peninsula AONB is, happily, if you like dramatically craggy coast paths, pebble beaches with sand and rock pools at low tide, quiet countryside and star-rich skies, a relatively little-visited area of North Devon - yet the broad sandy beaches of Sandy Mouth, Bude, Westward Ho and Northam are all within half an hour's drive. Pubs on the Peninsula are child and dog-friendly ... there are cafés, gardens, potteries and Hartland Abbey House to visit. The Hartland Peninsula Association’s website is a useful one

Quirky little cottage located in the heart of Croyde only a 15 minute walk to the world class surfing beach and seconds from the village centre, close to local restaurants and pubs, making it an ideal holiday rental for couples.

Seashell cottage is arranged over two floors, with a comfortable seating area, Playstation 4 with games, dinning for two and a fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher. Upstairs you will find a comfortable double bed with skylight, so you can lay in bed and stargaze! With a en-suite shower room (showers only in the bath due to the hot water system installed in the cottage) we provide all towels and bedding so you will have everything you need for a relaxing getaway. A few yards away is a little patio garden with picnic bench and BBQ with far reaching views across the valley. A couple of things to note on street parking is within 100 yards of the cottage, there is no designated parking space with the cottage, the stairs in the cottage are quite steep and narrow so care must be taken, also the cottage is set back from the road so it's a short walk away, past another house and down some stairs. You can book to arrive any day except Saturday.

The pretty village of Croyde is one of North Devon’s most renowned seaside locations, due to its excellent surf, beautiful scenery and vibrant village feel. As a surfing mecca, you’ll find numerous places to hire equipment and arrange lessons. If you’re feeling adventurous, why not explore the coast with an exhilarating coasteering session, or book yourself onto a rockpool ramble to discover more of the marine wildlife. After a day of fun, kick back and relax in one of Croyde’s legendary pubs with a local ale, or for a unique experience check out the Deckchair Cinema. Croyde’s sheltered bay, on-site facilities and lifeguard presence make it a great family destination too; and not all its activities are water based. The National Trust’s Baggy Point headland and surrounding area make for some excellent coastal walking with breath-taking views, and there are plenty of other activities nearby to keep you busy, including cycling, horse riding, golf and tennis. Every summer, Croyde Bay hosts the ever-popular Goldcoast Oceanfest offering a great weekend full of water sports, outdoor adventure and a cracking music line up throughout the weekend — certainly not an event to be missed!

THE COURTYARD is a one bedroom luxury retreat with hot tub in a wonderful location between Croyde village & beach, with views towards the sea and Baggy Point. A short walk to the beach or the village centre and yet in a rural location, this is the ideal retreat for couples in Croyde.

The Courtyard has been designed with everything you'll need for a relaxing holiday. As you enter, the hallway has hooks for coats and storage for shoes and boots. The open plan living room has a fully equipped kitchen, a dining table for two and a lounge area with sofa and smart TV looking out onto the patio and garden, with hot tub and hot outside shower. The bedroom has a king size bed, storage and hanging for clothes, a wall mounted smart TV, en suite shower room with basin & toilet. The property has underfloor heating throughout. We live in the main house attached to The Courtyard. We will respect your privacy but please note that your outside space is not screened off (see photos) so you might see us occasionally in the garden. During late July and August there is family camping in the field behind The Courtyard garden. We welcome small babies to The Courtyard. If you would like to stay with your baby, please enquire with us before you book. The Courtyard is not suitable for children under the age of 14. Property Features - Welcome cream tea. Vegan non-cream tea alternative - just let us know before your stay. Fully equipped kitchen. Wifi. Smart televisions with Netflix account & free movies. Bluetooth speaker. Nespresso machine and pods. Comfortable sofa. 5ft king size bed. Soft bath, hand & hot tub towels for each guest. Shower room with underfloor heating & heated towel radiator. Hairdryer. Full length mirror. Board games, books & magazines. Local OS map, guide books & walking maps. Hot tub. Hot outside shower. Patio with table & chairs. Safe surfboard and bike storage. Private off road parking for 1 car. The Courtyard is run by an air source heat pump & solar energy with thermal hot water. If you like the look of The Courtyard but are looking for something larger, check out our other properties at Croyde Beach Breaks.

Strawberry Water is a large family holiday home situated close to Welcombe Mouth in Devon. Available to rent as 3 individual properties or you can rent the entire property sleeping 18. The Cottage sleeps 4, is small and cosy with a short walk to the beach. Comfortable main bedroom and children's bunk room. Cosy wood fired lounge, galley kitchen and seating area in a heated conservatory. Large shared gardens with outdoor sauna. Bathroom with half sized bath and shower over.

Cosy and high quality small cottage ideal for a couple or small family. The master bedroom is large warm and comfortable with best linens and bedding. The Childs room has two bunks that are full size from a ships cabin and slightly narrower than a standard single bed. This property has a narrow staircase.

A fantastic rural retreat a few minutes walk from a small devon beach, and right on the south west coast path. There is a pub twenty minutes walk away with good food and fun environment.

WITH A HEAVY HEART WE ARE NOT TAKING ANY BOOKINGS TILL LATE SEPTEMBER. WE WISH YOU ALL THE BEST, STAY SAFE AND TAKE CARE Welcome to our newly launched for 2019 luxury Nordic-inspired retreat a short distance from the popular coastal communities of Croyde, Putsborough and Woolacombe, with all the sights and activities they have to offer. The Barn is the perfect place to explore, unwind and relax away from it all.

The Barn offers a Scandinavian-style open-plan living space with a log-burning stove and pitched clad ceiling giving a feeling of space and light. Double doors lead to a garden, with an additional south-facing patio area at the front for morning breakfasts. That is, of course, if you can bring yourself to leave the beautifully decorated bedroom, which features a super king bed, feather pillows and duvets finished with White Company linen ensuring a blissful night’s sleep. The generous bathroom boasts a freestanding bath with a separate shower and underfloor heating. The fully stocked kitchen will include tea, coffee, bread, butter e.t.c however as part of our onsite concierge service we are happy to supply breakfast items if you require anything in particular do get in touch. There is parking for two cars on a private drive. Whether you stay for a few nights or a few weeks, our contemporary, cosy hideaway will leave you feeling relaxed and revived with a true Nordic feeling of hygge. The Barn also has Amazon Firestick TV and Wifi for those who want to stay connected to the outside world and a music system. Please note - we are currently not on fibre internet, so achieve about a 6-8MB download which is sufficient for watching TV and general internet surfing. While we respect your privacy at all times, please note that The Barn is set within our property and the garden is still growing, so at this time the garden is not 100% private. Children Although The Barn is set up to sleep two people, we can organise for a travel cot to be set up in the bedroom on request, along with highchairs etc. Dogs Well behaved dogs are welcome at The Barn; however, we do have a small child and our own dog, so we would ask they are kept under control at all times including in the back garden, which is not fully enclosed at this time. We also ask that all dogs are not allowed on the bed. Please let us know at the time of booking if you would like to bring a dog: there is a one-off fee of £25 (with the best will in the world it takes extra time to clean thoroughly after a dog has been to stay) we can also provide beds, bowls etc. on request. Just let us know and we’ll have it all catered for. Cleaning Fee: Please note that if you are staying for two nights only there will be a £25 charge for cleaning, I can only request this after the time of booking as airbnb at this time do not have a facility to accommodate this.

North Devon is a county of contrasts, from the wilds of Exmoor, the magical woodlands that hug the coastline, the quaint villages of the coast to the beaches which are a haven for surfers this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty something to offer everyone. The Barn is perfectly placed to explore it all. After a busy day you can return to your cosy sanctuary, listen to the owls and experience some of the best stargazing England has to offer.

Now completed a newly decorated road level apartment with a stunning sea view. Kitchen and living room open plan with a separate bedroom , the bathroom is down a flight of stairs. Within 100 meters of westward Ho! Shops and a stones throw from the beach it’s an ideal place for relaxing and enjoying our beautiful coastline

Pinfolds place is a minutes walk from the seafront. Westward Ho! Is well equipped with shops , amusements , surf school, pubs ... the list goes on, you will always find something to do from walking along the beach front to trying kite surfing ! There is something for everyone ... you could simply read a favourite novel sat in the window watching the world go by as the waves roll in

Church Ford Cottage is a unique and picturesque 17th century thatched cottage in the heart of beautiful North Devon. It is self-contained and offers everything for a relaxing stay. The interior retains original features such as a bread oven, fireplace and beamed ceilings, with all the comforts of a modern kitchen and bathroom. This is a perfect escape for families, couples, and friends. With spectacular views and surrounding fields, this pet friendly space has a private garden to enjoy.

A private entrance leads into a modern kitchen fully equipped with everything you might need – large fan assisted oven, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, and a table for up to four of you to enjoy meals at. A stylish bathroom with shower and bath meets all your pampering needs after enjoying a walk or cycle on the Tarka Trail, or having been to a nearby beach. Centrally heated throughout, on cooler evenings you may also wish to light the traditional wood burner in the comfy and cosy living room, or simply relax at any time with the FreeSat Smart TV and complimentary WiFi throughout. There are two attractive bedrooms, each with a king-size bed. Both have characterful ceilings, integrated wardrobes, and pretty windows overlooking a farmer’s field, which often has sheep or cows in it. The bedroom layouts can be configured to suit your wishes, as each king-size bed can become two comfortable single beds with an additional pull-out bed if you need more sleeping space! Church Ford Cottage sits in just under an acre of well-kept and attractive gardens. There is ample parking available, as well as a secluded private garden space for the cottage via a set of steps, which includes a children’s playhouse and a BBQ with outdoor seating. Enjoy the sweeping, uninterrupted views down towards RHS Rosemoor on the outskirts of Great Torrington. @churchfordcottage is somewhere truly special to stay.

Surrounded by glorious countryside; Church Ford Cottage is a short drive to the sandy beaches of Instow, Westward Ho!, Saunton Sands, Bude, Woolacombe and Croyde. Easy access to the Tarka Trail is less than a mile away, which is a 180 mile regional route connecting many of the locations described by author Henry Williamson in his novel ‘Tarka the Otter’. The 30 mile segment closest to Church Ford Cottage is largely constructed on former railway lines and has been designed for cycling and walking and is part of the National Cycle Network. The charming town of Great Torrington is just over a mile away for the nearest shops, petrol, swimming pool, cafes and pubs. The stunning gardens at RHS Rosemoor are a must do, as is a visit to Dartington Crystal. Attractions close by include Clovelly village, The BIG Sheep, The Milky Way Adventure park, and Bideford for boats to Lundy Island. The pannier markets at South Molton and Barnstaple are always worth a visit.

Our privately owned budget Chalet, No 3 Bucklands, within the popular Bideford Bay Holiday Park provides the perfect base for exploring the beautiful coast of N Devon, close to beaches, theme parks, picturesque places of interest - Clovelly, Bude, Instow - too many to mention!

Please note that Park amenities, inc pools, are CLOSED from Friday 13th November 2019 until the start of the February Half-term, 14th February 2020 (exact dates subject to change & are controlled by the Park) Your Accommodation:- Bedrooms:- 2 bedrooms to sleep 4 people (one double, one bunk bed) Bedding supplied (inc extra duvets & blankets) Hot water bottles Heater in each bedroom Travel cot available at a cost of £5 per break Shower Room:- Electric shower Toilet Handwash basin Heated towel rail Liquid handwash, 1 hand towel and 1 toilet roll will be provided for your arrival 1 bath towel per person also provided Kitchen:- Washing-up liquid, dishcloth, tea towel, tea bags, coffee & sugar all provided Electric oven Fridgefreezer Wasing machine Tumble dryer Microwave Kettle Toaster Wide range of pots, pans, ovens trays, inc a pizza tray, glasses, inc wine glasses, cutlery & crockery. Bottle and can openers Lounge/Diner:- Large sofa 32" flat screen television with freeview DVD player Small selection of DVDs & games/books Dining table with seating for 4 Heater General: Hairdryer, Iron and Ironing board Electric heating throughout There is a launderette on site when the park facilities are open. During the Winter months, there is a launderette a short drive away. A folder containing information regarding the site, area & chalet will be left in your chalet - please use this as it has lots of tips & local knowledge in it! General Park Info:- Some Park facilities require an entertainment (see details below). Please note that Park amenities, inc pools, are CLOSED from Friday 13th November until the start of the February Half-term, 14th February 2020 (exact dates subject to change & are controlled by the Park), but you are still able to enjoy a break on site, making use of the chalet as a base for visiting friends/relatives and local attractions and generally enjoying the beautiful countryside and walks from the Park. There is also an extensive children's play park. Please note that during the low season, Park amenties are open under reduced hours. Bideford Bay Holiday Park in Devon is set in an amazing woodland location, with stunning sea views. It's also a short hop to picturesque Clovelly and the golden Blue Flag beach of Westward Ho! The heated outdoor pool (open from beginning of May half-term until end of Summer Holidays) is perfect for basking in the sun whilst the children shoot down the flume, or play a game of crazy golf. Bideford Bay boasts an exclusive leisurely entertainment programme but with that little bit extra all season long in our Manor House venue. Please note that some entertainment/activities are chargeable - There is free Wifi in the Manor House when the Club facilities are open. During the Winter months, you can find your closest free Wifi a short drive away at a supermarket. Bar/Restaurant with outdoor eating area overlooking the large play area, amusements, indoor play area for under 5s, hard surface multi-use court, walking routes to Clovelly & Bucks Mills– all free (no passes required). Please note use of the pools is NOT free - Entertainment/Facilities passes can be bought direct from reception to enable use of the Indoor & Outdoor swimming pool & any payable evening entertainment (generally if you have to register for anything, i.e. kids club or bingo, etc, you will need passes). Costs as follows:- Entertainment Pass Prices:- Costs cover the whole chalet & are not per person:- 3/4 nt break - £40 (high season 7th-22nd April & 26th May-1st Sept) or £30 (low season all other dates). 7 nt break - £59 (high season 7th-22nd April & 26th May-1st Sept) or £44 (low season all other dates). Buy direct from the on-site reception. The park is ideally suited to families and couples. The park has a very hilly terrain and may be unsuitable for guests with mobility difficulties. Please note that we are unable to cater for pets and the chalet is strictly non-smoking.

*COVID-19 INFORMATION* Corniwillin is available for FREE stays under the Airbnb Frontline Stays programme. If you book through the Airbnb scheme, Airbnb will cover the cleaning fee too, meaning you pay ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! We are also offering discounted long stay rates; please request a quote. Pets welcome for a small charge; again, please request a quote. Stay safe!

Corniwillin is Devon dialect for lapwing: find our own, locally-crafted version inside! Nestled in a quiet, central street near the historic Pannier Market, this compact but well-equipped cottage sleeps 6 - choose from a kingsize bed, kingsize trundle or a double sofabed. Note: a party of 6 adults may find it cosy and the stairs are quite steep, so those with mobility issues/recently replaced joints may struggle with the stairs. What a first year we had! Excellent occupancy rates despite being new to the market, a request to feature in a TV show (which sadly couldn't happen as we were fully booked during filming), lots of lovely reviews and several returning guests... it's been fantastic! Now in our second year, our compact, quirky and cosy little house is in a quiet residential street right on the edge of Bideford town centre. With the Pannier Market and one Bideford's premier restaurants right on the doorstep, Corniwillin Cottage is perfectly placed to explore the town and the wider beauty of North Devon, and it's famous beaches and stunning scenery. The walled courtyard garden is completely secure for pets and children, the beds are comfy and the local food and drink are tasty and plentiful - we hope you enjoy our home from home!

North Devon (together with the rest of the West Country) is one of the gems of the UK, with patchwork lush green fields, dramatic cliffs, rolling hills, an abundance of beaches and coves and wildlife galore. Badgers, owls and even the elusive kingfisher can all be spotted here if you're lucky! Bideford provides lots of choice when eating out - the wonderful Belluno on the corner of our street is the town's newest Italian. The Mariners is often described as Bideford's finest restaurant, or for traditional fish and chips on the Quay, why not try Mr Chips? Fancy a lazy supper at home in front of the TV? There are many takeaways, or for award-winning pies and pasties, visit Blackwell's, opposite the end of Silver Street, in Meddon Street. We can highly recommend the steak & stilton pie! And no visit to Devon would ever be complete without a famous Devonshire cream tea - visit any one of hundreds of tearooms in the area to enjoy this traditional indulgence but... do you put the jam on first, or the clotted cream?! For music lovers, it's worth checking out the Palladium - in the first half of 2018, there are gigs from Backbeat Sound System, Green Haze (Green Days tribute act), Electronix: Eighties Synth Tribute, Kris Barras Band, Malavita and The Leylines, to name just a few. The local area holds too many treasures to list - dozens of beaches and pretty villages can be found within 30 minutes drive - Appledore, Westward Ho!, Croyde, Woolacombe, Ilfracombe, Bude and more are nearby. Walkers and cyclists will head to the Moors and the Tarka Trail, Dartington Crystal will provide classy souvenirs and gifts, families will love The Big Sheep, The Milky Way Adventure Park and Exmoor Zoo. Trips to the beautiful, unspoilt Lundy Island are available from the Quay - choose to travel by ferry or by helicopter! Please remember it's a dog-free island, to protect the wildlife and the unique environment. Visit Damien Hirst's Verity, standing tall on the pier at Ilfracombe. Steam back in time on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, or take a wildlife coastal cruise on the Ilfracombe Princess. Visit Victoria Park in Bideford to enjoy the scenery or even take in a local game of rugby! Wander around Chambercombe Manor, Hele Corn Mill or the beautiful Clovelly Village, which regularly wins "In Bloom" prizes and is rated amongst the top 10 prettiest fishing villages in the country. Visit the many National Trust and English Heritage sites, the fascinating Tunnel Beaches, handcarved in the 1820s, or trek on horseback across Exmoor or Dartmoor. Routes abound for the avid cyclist, or walk around the coast on the South West Coast Path - check online for gentler parts of the route or routes which incorporate a pub or three! Appledore is within easy reach by car or bus - this delightful village was for centuries an important ship-building area. Located where the rivers Taw and Torridge meet, Appledore has streets of pretty, multi-coloured houses and an established book fair at the end of September each year. Visit the North Devon Maritime Museum, or take the ferry at high tide to Instow, on the opposite bank, to enjoy the amazing views from a different angle. Croyde, the world-famous, upmarket, surfers paradise, can also easily be reached by public transport or car in under an hour. Check out GoldCoastOceanfest in June each year - music, surfing, skating and beach sports merge in this unique festival. Don't forget to check out the Salt Rock factory outlet for great surf-inspired clothing! Westward Ho! is just around the corner - the only place in Britain to have an exclamation mark in its' name. The name was inspired by the 1855 novel by Charles Kingsley, who was inspired to set his novel in Bideford. The popularity of the book led to a huge upturn in the fortunes of the local area, and Westward Ho! grew to be the leisure destination it is today. The seaward side of the village lies within the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the seas are perfect for surfing. We hope this gives you just a taste of what is on offer, both in Bideford and within easy reach of Corniwillin Cottage. There is much, much more to see and do - the only limit is your imagination! We hope you come, have a wonderful stay and make your own memories in this beautiful part of our country!

High Tide is a light open plan space with it's own private access and parking, for one vehicle, in the vibrant village of Braunton. Perfectly located in the centre of the village, but hidden away from the hustle and bustle. Shops, pubs and restaurants are all within walking distance and our local beach, Saunton Sands, is just 2.5 miles away. Great for surfing and family days out. Suited to couples and small families, High Tide is a great base to discover the beauty of North Devon.

High Tide is a one bedroom apartment with shower room and open plan lounge, kitchenette, diner. Compact but designed to make maximum use of the space, it is light and airy with everything you would expect to need for your stay. The lounge area can ideally sleep 2 children on 2 single sofa beds, separate to the main seating area, therefore allowing the beds to be left up during your entire stay. The bedroom also has space to accommodate a travel cot. The kitchenette is fully equipped with an under counter fridge (with freezer compartment), microwave oven, George Forman grill, freestanding single pan induction hob, kettle and toaster. Please note the kitchenette does not have a cooker but we have ensured that the appliances provided are capable of making a wholesome home cooked meal. The alternative of course is to sample all of our wonderful restaurants nearby .... tempting I'm sure! Please contact us should you have any further questions .... we are always happy to answer them.

Our neighbourhood has a strong focus on surfing and outdoor activities. Braunton is situated close to famous surfing beaches such as Saunton Sands, Croyde and Woolacombe and easily accessible to the rugged beauty of Exmoor National Park. The Tarka Trail cycle path which stretches 163 miles is also right on our doorstep.