Bluebell Barn, Alfardisworthy, is a beautifully styled barn conversion nestled on a peaceful rural smallholding with breathtaking countryside charm. The open-plan kitchen boasts modern appliances including an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, with doors leading directly to the front garden. The spacious lounge / kitchen/diner features elegant wooden and slate floors, comfortable sofas arranged around a cosy wood burner, and a Smart TV for relaxing evenings. French windows open onto the enclosed garden, flooding the space with natural light and creating seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Step outside to discover your private enclosed shingle garden, complete with outdoor seating and a charcoal BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining whilst soaking up the tranquil rural atmosphere. The property offers two beautifully appointed bedrooms upstairs: a master king-size room with its own TV and luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring both bath and separate shower, plus a delightful twin room with en-suite shower facilities. A convenient ground-floor cloakroom ensures comfort for all guests, whilst the adjacent field provides ample space for exercising your four-legged companions.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of countryside tranquillity, brewing your morning coffee in the stylish kitchen, then stepping onto your private garden to breathe in the fresh Devon air. Spend lazy afternoons exploring the nearby Tamar Lakes on foot, returning to enjoy a BBQ supper as the sun sets over rolling farmland.
Bluebell Barn, Alfardisworthy, offers the perfect base for exploring both Devon and Cornwall's finest attractions. The stunning Tamar Lakes are within walking distance, providing scenic walks, cycling routes, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking opportunities right on your doorstep. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (12 km) delights families with indoor and outdoor rides, shows, and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (13 km) offers a premier archery experience with themed ranges and expert guidance. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (20 km) provides North Devon's most popular family entertainment with rides and live sheep shows. For those seeking more adventure, Launceston Castle (27 km) showcases 1,000 years of Norman history with stunning panoramic views.
Further afield, Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (45 km) combines live animal exhibits including meerkats, wallabies and birds of prey with an impressive collection of life-sized dinosaur models set in landscaped gardens. The dramatic Heddon Valley (51 km) within Exmoor National Park offers towering 700-foot cliffs plunging into the Bristol Channel alongside ancient oak-wooded valley walks that lead down to a secluded pebble beach. The heritage Lynton & Barnstaple Railway (53 km) provides unique Victorian carriage journeys along a restored narrow-gauge line through spectacular countryside, crossing viaducts and offering panoramic views of the surrounding moorland.
The historic harbour town of Bideford is a 22-kilometre drive away and charms visitors with its medieval Long Bridge spanning the River Torridge, bustling quayside markets, and delightful independent shops housed in centuries-old buildings. The town's excellent eateries range from traditional riverside pubs to contemporary bistros, many showcasing fresh local seafood. Meanwhile, Tavistock lies 42 kilometres away as an ancient stannary town where tin miners once traded their wares. This UNESCO World Heritage gateway to Dartmoor proudly claims to be the birthplace of the cream tea, and today beckons visitors with its traditional market town appeal, featuring a thriving pannier market, Georgian architecture, and charming tea rooms serving the quintessential Devon treat.
