Spindrift, Instow, is a stunning contemporary house offering the perfect luxury coastal retreat for discerning guests. The remarkable open-plan kitchen boasts an electric oven, gas hob, wine cooler, coffee machine, and all modern conveniences, flowing seamlessly into the magnificent lounge / kitchen / diner space. The fabulous lounge area invites you to sink into rich, soft furnishings whilst enjoying the Smart TV with Sky Sports and Movies, whilst the wonderful conservatory provides a beautiful spot for quiet moments with a book and glass of wine.
Step outside to discover an enclosed garden that wraps around the property, featuring a private hot tub, outdoor hot and cold shower, lawn area, and decked terrace with garden furniture. The house has three lovely bedrooms: a master super-king with built-in wardrobes and hidden TV, a second super-king with TV, and a versatile twin zip-and-link room. Two luxurious bathrooms complete the accommodation, including one with a stunning roll-top bath and a shower room with walk-in shower.
Picture yourself unwinding in the bubbling hot tub under starlit skies, sipping morning coffee in the sun-drenched conservatory whilst planning the day's adventures, and gathering with loved ones around the dining table for memorable meals filled with laughter. Every moment at Spindrift promises pure relaxation and unbridled joy, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Spindrift, Instow, is perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's coastal treasures and charming attractions. The golden sandy beach and waterfront cafes are less than three minutes' walk away, whilst the scenic Tarka Trail beckons walkers and cyclists alike with its level pathways. Take the seasonal passenger ferry across to historic Appledore, where cobbled streets and maritime heritage await exploration. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (8 km) offers north Devon's most popular family entertainment with thrilling rides, live sheep shows, and guaranteed fun for all ages. North Devon Falconry in Newton Tracey (11 km) provides exhilarating displays and hands-on sessions with majestic birds of prey against breathtaking countryside backdrops. For wildlife enthusiasts, the Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre in Bratton Fleming (26 km) houses the famous Exmoor Beast and offers conservation activities for all ages. Adventure seekers will delight in Tunnels Beaches, Ilfracombe (30 km), where hand-carved tunnels lead to unique sheltered beaches and a tidal Victorian bathing pool.
History buffs can explore Okehampton Castle (48 km), Devon's largest castle ruins with Norman keep and medieval lodgings amidst beautiful woodland. Sample award-winning spirits at Exmoor Distillery, Dulverton (52 km), where premium gin and spirits are crafted using traditional methods and locally sourced botanicals. Discover traditional craftsmanship at Finch Foundry, Sticklepath (56 km), a historic water-powered forge with live blacksmithing demonstrations.
The popular family resort of Woolacombe, just 28 kilometres away, boasts spectacular golden sandy beaches that consistently feature in Britain's top seaside destinations. Its expansive three-mile stretch of pristine coastline provides excellent surfing conditions for enthusiasts whilst offering safe, shallow waters perfect for children's paddling and family activities. Meanwhile, the charming market town of Holsworthy is a delightful 36-kilometre drive through Devon's picturesque countryside. This traditional market town, with its historic Wednesday markets dating back centuries, sits nestled amongst rolling green hills and offers visitors authentic rural charm, independent shops, and excellent walking opportunities through the surrounding beautiful Devonshire landscape.
