Schooner's, Mortehoe is a welcoming two-bedroom apartment perfectly positioned in this charming clifftop village on Devon's spectacular northern coast. The bright open-plan living area flows seamlessly from comfortable lounge seating at one end, where patio doors open onto a small balcony with distant sea views, through to a large dining table and compact kitchen with breakfast bar at the other. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washer / dryer, making it easy to prepare meals together in this sociable space. A glazed door from the kitchen opens into a fully enclosed rear yard, useful for storing bikes and beach gear.
Stepping outside, the front balcony with its distant ocean glimpses is a lovely spot for afternoon drinks, whilst the high-walled rear patio offers sheltered alternative seating. The master bedroom offers a peaceful retreat with a king-size bed, Smart TV, en-suite shower room, and French doors opening onto the front balcony, perfect for morning coffee whilst breathing in the fresh sea air. The second bedroom provides flexible twin beds with direct access to the enclosed yard and easy reach of the family bathroom with shower over bath.
Picture sun-drenched mornings on your private balcony, salty breeze drifting up from the coast as you plan the day ahead. Wander footpaths to hidden coves, feel golden sand between your toes at nearby Woolacombe, or explore the village's welcoming pubs and intriguing museum. Return to your peaceful retreat as evening light paints the sea gold, perhaps sharing stories over dinner at the large table, laughter spilling into the tranquil coastal night.
Schooner's, Mortehoe places you perfectly for discovering North Devon's finest coastal attractions and activities. Ilfracombe Aquarium, just seven kilometres away, invites you on a unique and fascinating journey following an Exmoor stream from source to sea at this much-loved local attraction. North Devon Maritime Museum in Appledore (15 km) celebrates the rich maritime history of this seafaring region through captivating displays on shipbuilding, fishing, smuggling, and dramatic life-saving rescues. Ultimate Adventure Centre in Abbotsham (19 km) provides thrilling activity sessions including a challenging high ropes course, a total wipeout inspired assault course, and exciting water-based adventures on a man-made lake. The historic Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway (26 km) offers a unique water-powered transportation experience between two picturesque villages, with spectacular coastal views throughout the journey.
Venture further to uncover even more of Devon's treasures. Exmoor Pony Centre in Ashwick (45 km) is a dedicated facility for the preservation and care of these iconic native ponies, offering educational visits, hands-on pony experiences, and rewarding volunteer opportunities for animal lovers. Exmoor Distillery in Dulverton (50 km) is an award-winning independent distillery crafting premium gin and spirits using traditional methods and locally sourced botanicals, with guided tours and tastings available. Okehampton Castle (53 km) invites you to explore Devon's largest castle ruins, where a dramatic Norman keep and fascinating medieval guest lodgings rise from beautiful woodland surroundings.
The historic river port town of Barnstaple lies 16 kilometres away, where the ancient Pannier Market has traded continuously since medieval times, offering everything from local produce to handcrafted gifts alongside independent shops and waterfront dining. Meanwhile, Bude is a 47-kilometre drive. A thriving seaside resort town that's blessed with award-winning beaches perfect for surfing, rock pooling, and coastal walks. These are complemented by a charming collection of cafes, galleries, and the unique sea pool carved into the rocks at Summerleaze Beach.
