Beehive Cottage, Bradworthy, is a charming three-bedroom retreat nestled within a sprawling 300-acre organic dairy farm, offering a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. The spacious kitchen, adorned with cottage-style units, invites culinary creativity, while the adjoining dining room seamlessly flows into a cosy lounge. Here, sink into plush seating around a crackling wood burner set in an original brick fireplace, with a Freeview TV/DVD nearby for entertainment.
Step outside to find a delightful covered decked area, an idyllic spot for al fresco dining, overlooking an enclosed lawn garden where four-legged friends can roam freely. Ascend the stairs to discover two more bedrooms – a welcoming double and another twin – both featuring exposed ceiling beams that whisper tales of the cottage's history. These rooms share a contemporary bathroom, complete with a luxurious roll-top bath and separate shower, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. The ground floor boasts a generous twin bedroom and a convenient shower room, ensuring accessibility for all guests.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of farm life, brewing a steaming cup of coffee in your country kitchen, and stepping out onto the deck to breathe in the crisp Devon air. As evening falls, gather around the wood burner, sharing stories of your day's adventures exploring the nearby coast and countryside.
Beehive Cottage, Bradworthy, serves as an ideal base for exploring the diverse attractions of North Devon and Cornwall. Outdoor enthusiasts can test their aim at Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (11 km), offering themed ranges and expert guidance in a fantastical setting. For a dash of fairground nostalgia, visit Dingles Fairground Museum in Lifton (16 km), where vintage amusements and fairground art transport you to a bygone era. The magnificent Lydford Gorge (24 km) presents a natural spectacle with its dramatic Whitelady Waterfall and the mysterious Devil's Cauldron pothole, perfect for those seeking a touch of wilderness. History buffs can explore the evocative ruins of Okehampton Castle (29 km), the largest castle remains in Devon, set against a backdrop of picturesque woodland.
Garden enthusiasts will appreciate RHS Garden Rosemoor (32 km), offering a stunning blend of formal and informal plantings with beautiful landscapes and seasonal highlights. For a taste of local culture, head to Bideford Pannier Market (38 km), where you can browse eclectic artisan crafts and bespoke handmade gifts. Further afield, the expansive Dartmoor National Park (54 km) beckons with its vast moorlands, rich history, and diverse wildlife, offering numerous outdoor activities for all ages.
For those seeking coastal adventures, the rugged beauty of the North Devon and Cornwall coastline is within easy reach. Discover a string of golden sandy beaches, quaint fishing villages, and sheltered coves perfect for family outings or romantic strolls. The charming seaside town of Bude (14 km) offers excellent surfing beaches and a picturesque canal, while the unique village of Westward Ho! (26 km) boasts a vast expanse of sandy beach and distinctive pebble ridge.
