The Granary, Muddiford, is a beautifully converted stone cottage offering a characterful retreat with luxurious touches. The open-plan kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, and handy washing machine and tumble dryer, making self-catering a breeze. The spacious lounge area features comfortable sofas, a Smart TV with DVD player, and stunning exposed beams with vaulted ceilings that showcase the property's historic charm.
Step outside to discover your private walled garden, complete with a bubbling hot tub, expansive lawn, and patio perfect for alfresco dining with the BBQ. An outdoor shower provides the ideal spot to rinse off after beach adventures. The property boasts two beautifully appointed bedrooms, both with versatile zip-and-link beds that can be configured as super-king-size or twin rooms to suit your party. Each bedroom benefits from its own en-suite bathroom with shower facilities, while an additional cloakroom with WC adds extra convenience for guests.
Imagine unwinding in your private hot tub beneath a starlit sky, the gentle sounds of the countryside surrounding you as steam rises into the evening air. Spend mornings exploring the working farm's vintage tractor collection, afternoons discovering golden beaches and dramatic coastal paths, and evenings gathered around the garden furniture sharing stories of your day's adventures. With space to breathe and comfort at every turn, this is where cherished memories are made.
The Granary, Muddiford, is perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's finest attractions. The stunning beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde Bay, and Saunton Sands are all within easy reach, and nature enthusiasts will delight in exploring Exmoor National Park. For family fun, Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (6 km) offers engaging exhibits with live animals and life-sized dinosaurs that captivate visitors of all ages. The Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre in Bratton Fleming (8 km) delights with its diverse species and conservation activities, including the famous Exmoor Beast, the UK's only black leopard. Beach lovers can learn to surf with friendly, experienced instructors at Westward Waves Surf School in Westward Ho! (16 km), while The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (20 km) promises a fantastic day out with thrilling rides, live sheep shows, and entertainment guaranteed to keep everyone smiling.
For those seeking cultural experiences further afield, visit Knightshayes (45 km), a magnificent Gothic Revival estate with stunning Victorian gardens and diverse parkland to explore. History buffs can discover the medieval splendour of Tiverton Castle (46 km) with its walled gardens and centuries of heritage, while wine lovers can enjoy tastings at Wellhayes Vineyard in Clayhanger (47 km), a family-run estate producing quality sparkling wine in the picturesque Devon countryside.
The bustling river port town of Barnstaple, just 7 kilometres away, serves as North Devon's commercial heart and offers visitors a delightful blend of history and modern amenities. Its ancient Pannier Market, dating back to 1855, houses an eclectic mix of local produce, crafts, and antiques beneath its distinctive Victorian glass roof, while the town's excellent dining scene ranges from traditional Devon cream teas to contemporary gastropubs. In contrast, the pretty market town of Holsworthy is a 42-kilometre drive through picturesque Devon countryside and provides charming rural appeal with its weekly livestock market, independent shops, and peaceful atmosphere surrounded by rolling hills and farmland.
