Aunties Cottage, Appledore is a beautifully presented three-bedroom terraced cottage nestled in the heart of this picturesque fishing village. The contemporary kitchen showcases wooden worksurfaces and stylish streamlined units, complete with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher and washer / dryer for effortless self-catering. Step into the cosy lounge where a Smart TV with Netflix and coal-effect gas fire create the perfect setting for relaxing evenings, whilst the bright dining room with its large bay window and vibrant chairs sets the scene for memorable family meals.
Venture outside to discover a delightful private courtyard with steps leading to a raised decked area, complete with garden furniture and BBQ for sunny afternoon gatherings. The three bedrooms comprise two comfortable doubles and one twin, complemented by a stylish bathroom featuring shower over bath. The large attic bedroom tucked within the eaves offers a peaceful reading nook with Velux windows framing countryside glimpses.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of harbour life, brewing fresh coffee in your contemporary kitchen before stepping onto the sunny deck for breakfast with sea breezes. Spend lazy afternoons exploring cobbled lanes filled with artisan galleries, then return for evening barbecues as the sun sets over this enchanting coastal village.
Aunties Cottage, Appledore perfectly positions you to explore North Devon's maritime treasures and coastal delights. The North Devon Maritime Museum sits right on your doorstep, celebrating the region's rich seafaring heritage with fascinating displays on shipbuilding and local maritime life. Adventure seekers will appreciate Skern Lodge Outdoor Activity Centre (2 km), offering thrilling outdoor pursuits and skill-building experiences for all ages. The historic market town of Bideford (5 km) beckons with its famous Pannier Market, where noted artisans showcase bespoke handcrafted gifts and local delicacies.
For those seeking tranquil garden escapes, the magical Marwood Hill Gardens (23 km) enchants visitors with 20 acres of private landscaping featuring three serene lakes nestled in a hidden valley. History enthusiasts can venture to Okehampton Castle (48 km) to explore Devon's largest castle ruins with Norman keep and medieval lodgings set amongst beautiful woodland. The scenic Seaton Tramway (49 km) offers heritage tram journeys through the picturesque Axe Valley, whilst Finch Foundry (55 km) showcases traditional water-powered blacksmithing with live demonstrations.
The vibrant coastal town of Exmouth, just 18 kilometres away, provides stunning beaches and scenic trails that showcase Devon's magnificent Jurassic Coast. This popular seaside destination offers excellent water sports opportunities, including windsurfing and sailing, alongside traditional seaside pleasures such as rock pooling and beach walks. Meanwhile, the charming market town of Holsworthy is a 35-kilometre drive through beautiful Devon countryside, offering delightful rural surroundings perfect for peaceful exploration. This traditional market town features historic architecture, independent shops, and serves as an ideal base for discovering the rolling hills and picturesque villages of North Devon's unspoilt landscape.
