Hill Farm Hideaway Barn, Shebbear is a stylish barn conversion offering an idyllic countryside retreat for couples seeking tranquillity. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an American-style fridge / freezer, oven and hob, alongside modern amenities including a microwave and dishwasher. The inviting open-plan living area features two distinct seating zones – one gathered around a crackling woodburner for cosy evenings, the other perfect for unwinding with the TV and DVD player – while a dining table comfortably seats four for memorable meals.
Step outside to discover a spacious sun-drenched courtyard, complete with garden furniture and a barbecue for delightful alfresco dining. Upstairs, the galleried king-size bedroom enchants with exposed wooden beams and entertainment options including a TV and DVD player. The luxurious en-suite bathroom offers both indulgence and practicality with its elegant roll-top bath, separate shower cubicle, and WC, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst rustic charm.
Imagine waking to birdsong filtering through your window, wrapping yourself in the plush comfort of country living. Spend your mornings exploring the owner's 12 acres of private woodland with your four-legged friend, before returning to relax in your sun-dappled courtyard. As evening falls, kindle the woodburner and sink into the sofa with a glass of wine, planning tomorrow's adventures across North Devon's captivating landscapes.
Hill Farm Hideaway Barn, Shebbear is perfectly positioned to explore the diverse attractions of North Devon and beyond. Located near the charming village of Shebbear, this rural sanctuary provides easy access to local attractions. National Trust Dunsland in Holemoor (7 km) offers 900 years of fascinating history set within scenic parkland abundant with wildlife, ideal for peaceful rambles. Garden enthusiasts will delight in RHS Garden Rosemoor (16 km), where formal and informal plantings create stunning seasonal landscapes.
Witness master craftsmen at work at Dartington Crystal in Great Torrington, 17 kilometres away, where you can observe the mesmerising art of glassblowing or even try your hand at decorating your own glass piece. War Horse Valley Country Farm Park in Winkleigh (20 km) provides a charming day out, offering insight into the historical setting that inspired the famous War Horse story.
Venture slightly further to explore Bude Canal (30 km) on guided walks revealing sea locks and preserved canal artefacts or visit Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (32 km) to experience traditional blacksmithing at a historic water-powered forge. History buffs will appreciate Launceston Castle (33 km), a Norman fortress boasting 1,000 years of history and spectacular views across the surrounding countryside. The vibrant harbour town of Bideford (22 km), where you can browse independent shops or embark on a wildlife-spotting boat trip to Lundy Island. Tavistock, an ancient stannary town and home of the cream tea, is a 47-kilometre drive from the property and offers plenty of opportunities to explore the independent local shops.
