Seaside Nostalgia

Seaside Nostalgia: Devon

Summers spent at the seaside live long in the memory of families, and this home will be another one to add to the memory bank. Live out your own childhood nostalgia of building sandcastles on sandy shores and sunny walks along the coastline. Being situated between the popular Devon destinations of Woolacoombe and Ilfracombe, you'll be in a prime location to take full advantage of a seaside holiday here. Spend ten minutes wandering the local coast path to Grunta Beach where the turquoise water gleams like blue crystals in the sun, or make the six minute-drive to Woolacombe for a classic English day out at the beach on a huge stretch of sand with sea waves to jump over.

English cottages don't come much more traditional than this one with its characterful wooden beams and doors. With a wood burner and garden oasis to enjoy, the whole family will love returning here after a day out on the sand. Pick up some freshly caught fish & chips at the shop next door and live out your seaside nostalgia. While this home is traditional in many ways, we can't help but admire the handmade copper bathtub in the master bedroom – a real touch of modern luxury in a classic English home.

Home truths:
*While babies are welcome, this home isn't suitable for children crawling to kids aged five
*The double bed in the second bedroom can be turned into two singles on request
*The is only a bath in the main bedroom, no en-suite or WC
*The rear garden is exclusive to the cottage, although there is a public right of way along the path that crosses to the kitchen door – but this isn't used often
*The stairs inside the cottage are steep
*Be careful of low beams between the kitchen and sitting room
*Due to delicate lime plaster on the walls, it is not possible to put a stair gate at the top of the stairs
*The cottage is tucked behind the village chip shop (open Easter to October) – at busy times, you may hear their radio