Heanton Cottage, Braunton, welcomes you into a world of rustic charm and comfort in this delightful village retreat. The traditional kitchen diner boasts a well-equipped space with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, and modern conveniences including dishwasher and washing machine, all complemented by a beautiful rustic settle perfect for lingering over morning coffee. The inviting lounge captivates with its magnificent inglenook fireplace and wood burner taking centre stage, creating the perfect atmosphere for cosy evenings with a glass of wine whilst watching the Smart TV.
Step through the charming bi-fold doors onto the enclosed patio area with bistro seating, or ascend the stone steps to discover the raised patio adorned with pergola and leafy grapevine overhead. The cottage offers two thoughtfully appointed bedrooms upstairs- a beautifully furnished double and a light, airy single room – alongside a family bathroom featuring shower over bath. A convenient downstairs WC completes the accommodation.
Picture yourself unwinding on the vine-covered patio with your favourite book, the gentle rustle of leaves overhead as you savour a glass of local wine. Imagine cosy autumn evenings gathered around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of your coastal adventures whilst the cottage wraps you in its timeless charm.
Heanton Cottage, Braunton, positions you perfectly to explore North Devon's spectacular coastline and attractions. Learn to surf at Westward Waves Surf School in Westward Ho! (8 km), where friendly instructors ensure unforgettable sessions on the waves. Embark on a magical journey to Boats to Lundy Island from Bideford (10 km), discovering this granite sanctuary where Atlantic waters meet the Bristol Channel, perfect for wildlife watching and dramatic walks. Thrill-seekers will relish the Ultimate Adventure Centre in Abbotsham (11 km), featuring high ropes courses and wipeout-inspired challenges around a man-made adventure lake. The historic Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway (27 km) offers breathtaking coastal vistas via this unique water-powered transport between two picturesque villages.
Adventure further afield to discover Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (45 km), a 19th-century water-powered forge where traditional blacksmithing comes alive through live demonstrations and original machinery that once produced agricultural tools for Devon farms. Wall in the Hall in Tiverton (52 km) presents an innovative climbing experience housed in a Victorian school building, featuring evolving street art murals and creative workshops for all abilities, whilst nearby Tiverton Castle is 52 kilometres away and enchants visitors with its medieval grandeur, fascinating history spanning 900 years, and stunning walled gardens perfect for peaceful strolls.
The family-friendly resort of Woolacombe, just 8 kilometres away, beckons with its spectacular three-mile stretch of golden sand that has earned numerous Blue Flag awards and provides excellent surfing conditions for beginners and experts alike. The bustling beach offers everything from surf schools to traditional seaside amusements, making it perfect for memorable family days out. Meanwhile, the historic market town of Okehampton is a 43-kilometre drive and serves as your gateway to Dartmoor's wild beauty, boasting the ruins of Devon's largest castle and charming independent shops clustered around its ancient market square.
