House in North Devon

Holiday Rental Description

Located in a slightly elevated position in the old fishing village of Appledore, you are perfectly positioned for the summer holiday of a lifetime. Nestled on the banks of the River Torridge, with quaint, cobbled streets and a bustling Quayside, this popular village has many activities for all ages including fishing trips, crabbing contests and occasionally, Morris Dancers. On the opposite side of the estuary is Instow, with its sandy beach bars and restaurants, you can access Instow by a ferry over the estuary in the summer months and the wide golden sandy beach at Westward Ho! Is just two miles away and very popular with surfers. Bideford, Exmoor, Clovelly and Hartland Quay are close by and the area is a must for water sports, sailing and fishermen. Other attractions in the area include Arlington Court National Trust, RHS Rosemoor, The Big Sheep and The Milky Way. Entering the property via the front door, you are welcomed into the contemporary, light and airy lounge/diner, with TV this is the perfect place to curl up and relax after a day exploring or enjoy a family meal at the dining table whilst chatting about your day s activities. Heading into the well equipped kitchen boasting an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher this is the perfect place to cook up a family meal. There is also a utility room with the use of a washing machine and handy downstairs loo. Ascending the stairs to the first floor you will find two pretty bedrooms. A double with a TV and a twin. Completing the accommodation is a large contemporary shower room with shower and WC. Heading outside from the kitchen you will find a fully enclosed walled courtyard area perfect for that morning coffee, then heading up the 13 steep private external steps you will find the enclosed, terraced garden with lawn and shallow steps lead to the patio area, garden furniture and BBQ for those warm summers evenings, perfect for dining al fresco while admiring glimpses of the estuary.