The Old Granary, Rookabear, Combrew, is a beautifully converted barn offering a perfect blend of rural elegance and modern convenience. The spacious kitchen/diner impresses with its well-fitted design, featuring an electric oven, induction hob, built-in microwave, and an island unit with wine cooler and breakfast bar where conversations flow as naturally as the wine. The welcoming lounge beckons with comfortable leather sofas arranged around a crackling wood burner, whilst Smart TVs throughout ensure entertainment for all ages.
Step outside to discover an enclosed garden where panoramic views sweep across fields to the distant estuary. Enjoy alfresco dining on the patio with charcoal BBQ, challenge family to giant garden games, or watch children delight in the dedicated play area with swings and climbing frame accessible through the adjacent paddock. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms – two king-size rooms with en-suite facilities and one flexible twin that converts to a king – alongside a family bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy for every guest.
Picture yourself awakening to countryside tranquillity, brewing morning coffee whilst gazing across rolling Devon fields. Spend lazy afternoons playing garden games, evenings gathered around the wood burner sharing tales of coastal adventures, and peaceful moments watching children explore safely in their own playground paradise.
The Old Granary, Rookabear, Combrew, perfectly positions you to explore North Devon's treasures. North Devon Falconry in Newton Tracey (6 km) offers exhilarating displays with majestic birds of prey against breathtaking countryside backdrops. Boats to Lundy Island depart from Bideford (10 km), where this granite rock meeting the Atlantic provides perfect walking and wildlife discovery opportunities. Browse Bideford Pannier Market (10 km) for artisan crafts and bespoke handmade treasures, or venture to The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (17 km), North Devon's most beloved family attraction promising unforgettable entertainment.
Further exploration reveals Heddon Valley (32 km), where towering cliffs and wooded valleys showcase Exmoor National Park's dramatic beauty. Experience railway heritage aboard the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway in Parracombe (34 km), travelling in authentic Victorian carriages through stunning moorland scenery. War Horse Valley Country Farm Park in Winkleigh (35 km) combines farming history with the famous War Horse story.Nestled just a six-kilometre drive away, the historic river port town of Barnstaple invites visitors to explore its charming streets and discover the famous Pannier Market, a covered Victorian market hall that has been trading since 1855. Here you can browse local crafts, fresh produce, and unique gifts while soaking up centuries of maritime history along the River Taw. In the opposite direction, the delightful seaside resort of Exmouth, also six kilometres away, beckons visitors with its impressive golden sandy beach and dramatic red sandstone cliffs. As Devon's oldest seaside resort, Exmouth offers excellent coastal path walks with breathtaking views across Lyme Bay, complemented by a bustling town centre filled with independent shops, cafes, and restaurants celebrating the area's rich local culture and fresh seafood traditions.
