Birches, Bampton, is a beautifully styled two-bedroom house offering contemporary comfort in the heart of North Devon's countryside. The open-plan kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, microwave, coffee machine, and dishwasher, creating an inviting space for preparing delicious meals. The welcoming lounge area beckons you to sink into the comfortable sofa and armchairs, perfect for unwinding with your favourite programmes on the Smart TV after days exploring the Devon landscape. The thoughtfully designed dining area provides ample seating for everyone to gather around and share memorable meals together.
Step outside to discover an enclosed rear garden complete with patio, lawn, and outdoor seating—ideal for al fresco dining with the charcoal BBQ. The property boasts two king-size bedrooms, each offering generous storage space to keep your belongings organised throughout your stay. A family bathroom features a luxurious walk-in waterfall shower, whilst a separate downstairs WC adds convenience for all guests. With off-road parking and an EV charging point on the driveway, Birches combines modern amenities with countryside tranquillity.
Imagine waking to birdsong drifting through open windows, brewing fresh coffee in your stylish kitchen, and planning adventures over breakfast. Spend days exploring walking trails from your doorstep through lush Devon countryside, then return to fire up the BBQ as evening light bathes the garden. As dusk falls, gather in the cosy lounge, sharing stories of your discoveries whilst the countryside settles into tranquil darkness.
Birches, Bampton, sits perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's treasures and Exmoor's dramatic landscapes. Wine enthusiasts will delight in Wellhayes Vineyard in Clayhanger (8 km), where this family-run estate produces quality sparkling wine amidst picturesque countryside – perfect for afternoon tastings and vineyard strolls. For active adventures, Wall in the Hall in Tiverton (9 km) offers interactive climbing and bouldering alongside creative workshops and evolving art installations, making it ideal for those seeking both physical challenges and cultural inspiration. Families seeking thrills shouldn't miss The Bear Trail in Westcott (19 km) – wear old clothes for this muddy three-hour assault course adventure that promises laughter and excitement. Culture lovers will appreciate the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum in Exeter (28 km), housing one of the UK's largest moving image collections with fascinating exhibits spanning cinema history.
Further afield, Okehampton Castle (46 km) invites exploration of Devon's largest castle ruins, with its impressive Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings nestled in beautiful woodland setting perfect for history enthusiasts. The Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre in Bratton Fleming (47 km) offers conservation experiences for all ages, including encounters with the Exmoor Beast, the UK's only black leopard, alongside diverse wildlife habitats. Bideford Pannier Market (50 km) showcases talented artisans, bespoke handmade gifts, and craft treasures in an atmospheric historic setting.
The nearby towns of Barnstaple (41 km), with its ancient pannier market offering fresh local produce and unique finds, and Dawlish (45 km), a traditional seaside town famous for its golden sands and resident black swans along The Lawn and The Brook, offer charming day trip destinations with distinct coastal character.
