Sandbars, Instow, is a beautifully presented four-bedroom holiday home that perfectly captures the essence of coastal living. The sleek contemporary kitchen boasts a wonderful island for food preparation, complete with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, and dishwasher, whilst the utility room houses a Nespresso coffee machine and wine cooler. Step into the fabulous open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area where Smart TV entertainment creates the perfect space for sociable gatherings. The dedicated snug room offers delightful escape with its pool table, dartboard, and chalkboard.
Venture outside to discover your private sanctuary featuring a luxurious hot tub nestled under a pergola, complemented by an outside hot shower perfect for washing away sandy adventures. The enclosed garden provides sociable dining with electric awning protection, whilst an L-shaped sofa invites relaxation. Four thoughtfully appointed bedrooms ensure restful nights: two king-size rooms, one twin zip-and-link, and a charming children's bedroom. The master bedroom boasts an en-suite and private balcony overlooking sand dunes, whilst a family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Picture yourself awakening to estuary views from your private balcony, brewing morning coffee with the Nespresso machine, then stepping into your bubbling hot tub as the sun sets over golden dunes. Spend lazy afternoons in the games room whilst children splash in the garden, creating those precious family moments that linger long after holidays end.
Sandbars, Instow, sits perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's treasures, just a stone's throw from golden sandy beaches and the traffic-free Tarka Trail. The charming village of Instow surrounds you with delightful pubs, cafés, and a five-star deli, whilst summer ferry services whisk you across to historic Appledore. Bideford Pannier Market, just six kilometres away, showcases noted artisans and bespoke handcrafted gifts, whilst RHS Garden Rosemoor (19 km) enchants visitors with its stunning blend of formal and informal plantings. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (20 km) delights families with indoor and outdoor rides, including Blast Quest and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Further adventures await at Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (26 km), offering fascinating insights into this working honey farm.
For those seeking unique experiences, the award-winning Exmoor Distillery in Dulverton (52 km) crafts premium gin with locally sourced botanicals including wild water mint and gorse flowers, offering guided tours and tastings in their converted farm buildings. Finch Foundry in Sticklepage (56 km) showcases traditional blacksmithing through live demonstrations, where visitors can watch skilled craftsmen work the restored 19th-century water-powered machinery and browse the collection of authentic tools and ironwork. Tiverton Castle (57 km) invites exploration of its medieval grandeur, featuring a fascinating mix of architectural styles from different periods, alongside stunning walled gardens filled with heritage roses and medicinal herbs.
The picturesque coastal town of Exmouth, just 10 kilometres away, beckons with stunning sandy beaches perfect for family days out, water sports, and leisurely strolls along the seafront promenade lined with charming cafés and independent shops. Meanwhile, Okehampton is a 48-kilometre drive through rolling Devon countryside and serves as your gateway to Dartmoor National Park's wild beauty, where ancient granite tors, wild ponies, and historic stone circles create an enchanting landscape of moors and valleys perfect for hiking, cycling, and discovering Bronze Age settlements.
