Goodamoor, Bideford, is an impressive grand period house that seamlessly blends historic character with contemporary comfort across seven spacious bedrooms. The heart of the home lies in the well-appointed kitchen/diner, featuring electric twin ovens, an induction hob, and a large American-style fridge / freezer, alongside a substantial mahogany dining table beneath a stunning bay window overlooking the garden and river. A walk-in larder provides ample storage, whilst a separate utility room keeps beachwear dry after coastal adventures.
The elegant lounge boasts comfortable seating around a feature fireplace, complete with Smart TV and an inviting window seat that frames spectacular river views towards Bideford. A delightful conservatory offers additional relaxation space, whilst the second floor houses a self-contained games room with football table and full kitchen facilities. Step outside to discover beautifully landscaped grounds featuring a flat front lawn with garden furniture, a side patio with BBQ, and a luxurious hot tub perfectly positioned for soaking whilst admiring the elevated river vistas. Seven thoughtfully designed bedrooms include ground-floor twin accommodation with en-suite wet room, first-floor super-king rooms with bay windows, and second-floor self-contained quarters, all served by multiple bathrooms including a Jack and Jill facility with roll-top bath.
Picture yourself awakening to panoramic river views, brewing morning coffee in the spacious kitchen before stepping onto sun-drenched terraces. Spend leisurely afternoons in the bubbling hot tub, watching boats drift along the River Torridge, then gather loved ones around the dining table for memorable meals. As evening falls, retreat to the cosy lounge where the fireplace crackles warmly whilst you plan tomorrow's coastal adventures.
Goodamoor, Bideford, provides the perfect base for exploring North Devon's treasures, positioned just metres from the Southwest Coast Path and Tarka Trail. Discover boats to Lundy Island from Bideford (1 km), where granite cliffs meet Atlantic waters in perfect harmony for walking and wildlife spotting. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (4 km) delights families with live sheep shows and thrilling rides, whilst Westward Waves Surf School in Westward Ho! (6 km) offers expert tuition for aspiring wave riders. Dartington Crystal in Great Torrington (10 km) mesmerises visitors watching master craftsmen create stunning glassware.
Further adventures await at Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre in Bratton Fleming (32 km), home to the legendary Exmoor Beast – Britain's only black leopard. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (34 km) provides themed ranges blending history with fantasy, whilst Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (35 km) captivates families with life-sized prehistoric models.
Nestled along Devon's stunning North coast, two exceptional destinations await your discovery. Just 16 kilometres away, the ancient market town of Barnstaple offers a delightful blend of history and commerce, where the centuries-old Pannier Market continues to thrive with local crafts, fresh produce, and unique treasures. This charming town, with its medieval streets and Georgian architecture, provides an authentic taste of Devon's heritage. Meanwhile, 34 kilometres from the house, Woolacombe's award-winning golden sands stretch for miles along one of Britain's most beautiful coastlines. This Blue Flag beach offers perfect family fun with safe swimming, excellent surfing conditions, and designated year-round dog-friendly areas, ensuring every member of your family can enjoy this coastal paradise together.
