Mermaids, Croyde offers a delightful coastal retreat where stunning oak floors flow throughout this detached house. The fully equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, and American-style fridge-freezer with ice and cold-water facility. The comfortable lounge area invites you to unwind on plush sofas whilst watching the smart TV beside the electric feature fireplace.
Step outside through patio doors onto the beautiful decked area complete with sun loungers, patio furniture, and charcoal BBQ, where views extend towards the sea. Relax in the sumptuous hot tub beneath a charming pergola, perfect for evening sunset watching. The lawned garden provides space for family games, whilst the garage houses both a foosball table and practical amenities. Three bedrooms accommodate guests comfortably: one double with smart TV and en-suite shower room, one super-king zip-and-link bed, and one single with pull-out trundle bed. The large family bathroom boasts a freestanding bath and walk-in shower.
Imagine waking to the gentle sound of waves, brewing fresh coffee in your well-appointed kitchen, then stepping onto the sun-drenched deck with sea views stretching before you. Spend lazy afternoons soaking in the hot tub as golden sunsets paint the sky, creating magical moments with loved ones in this coastal sanctuary.
Mermaids, Croyde is perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's spectacular coastline and attractions. The famous Tunnels Beaches in Ilfracombe (15 km) offer a unique network of hand-carved tunnels leading to sheltered beaches and a Victorian tidal bathing pool. From Ilfracombe's historic harbour (16 km), catch boats to enchanting Lundy Island for unforgettable island adventures. North Devon Falconry in Newton Tracey (22 km) provides exhilarating displays and hands-on sessions with majestic birds of prey, whilst Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (24 km) delights families with live animal exhibits and life-sized dinosaur models.
For those seeking adventure further afield, North Devon Wake Park in Higher Clovelly (46 km) offers wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and aquapark thrills on its purpose-built lake, complete with cable systems and floating obstacles perfect for all skill levels. Discover the tranquil beauty of Meeth Quarry Nature Reserve (50 km) with its rolling landscapes and spectacular deep water-filled lakes – a former clay quarry transformed into a haven for wildlife watching and peaceful walks along well-maintained trails. Alternatively, explore Hartland Abbey in Stoke (54 km) for old-fashioned fun beyond a simple historic house – this stunning 12th-century former monastery boasts beautiful gardens, fascinating collections, and regular events in an atmospheric setting overlooking the dramatic North Devon coastline.
The ancient river port town of Barnstaple, just 17 kilometres away, beckons with its famous Victorian Pannier Market, where local traders have sold their wares since 1855 beneath the magnificent glass roof – perfect for discovering Devon delicacies, crafts, and antiques. Meanwhile, the picturesque fishing village of Clovelly is a 48-kilometre drive through stunning countryside and offers an enchanting step back in time with its impossibly steep cobbled streets tumbling down to the harbour, unique galleries showcasing local art, and traditional donkey transport that has remained unchanged for centuries in this privately-owned village.
