Codaro, Westward Ho! is a spacious five-bedroom detached house perfectly positioned on the edge of Northam Burrows, offering stunning sea views and quick access to Westward Ho!'s golden beach. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer, flowing into an open-plan dining area that seats six. The generous main lounge provides comfortable seating for six with Freesat TV and DVD player, while a cosy second lounge accommodates four guests with its own entertainment setup.
Step outside to the enclosed patio, ideal for alfresco dining or lazy afternoon reading sessions. Upstairs, two double bedrooms command spectacular sea views (one includes an additional single bed), whilst a third double overlooks the distinctive landscape of Northam Burrows. A practical twin bedroom and cheerful bunk room complete the sleeping arrangements. Two bathrooms serve the household: one featuring a shower over bath, the other with a separate shower cubicle. Downstairs, the games room equipped with table football promises evening entertainment, while generous driveway parking accommodates several vehicles with ease.
Picture salty morning walks across the burrows to the beach, the bracing Atlantic breeze in your hair as waves crash against the shore. Spend sun-drenched days building sandcastles, testing your swing on the championship golf course, or challenging the family to heated table football tournaments. As the sun sets over the Bristol Channel, gather in the lounge with its spectacular views, perhaps planning tomorrow's coastal path adventure or simply savouring the peaceful rhythm of seaside life.
Codaro, Westward Ho! places you perfectly for exploring North Devon's finest family attractions and outdoor adventures. Just one kilometre away, Westward Waves Surf School offers expert tuition from friendly, experienced instructors dedicated to ensuring you have an unforgettable time riding the Atlantic waves. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (3 km) is North Devon's most popular family attraction, delivering a fun-filled day with thrilling rides, live sheep shows, and entertainment that guarantees 'ewe' a fantastic time for all ages. North Devon Wake Park in Buck's Cross (12 km) combines wakeboarding, exhilarating Ringo rides, paddleboarding, and an exciting aquapark all in one action-packed water sports destination. Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (24 km) offers delightful encounters with friendly alpacas on guided walks, plus cuddly goats, miniature ponies, miniature donkeys, and charming Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep.
Venture further afield to discover even more of Devon and Cornwall's treasures. The Tamar Valley Discovery Trail in Launceston (46 km) traces a scenic 50-kilometre route between Plymouth and Launceston through the stunning Tamar Valley Natural Landscape, showcasing historic quays, atmospheric crumbling mines, and wonderfully diverse wildlife. Castle Drogo in Drewsteignton (49 km) is a dramatic 20th-century castle designed by renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, featuring colourful gardens, ancient woodlands, and spectacular views sweeping across the Teign Gorge. Wall in the Hall in Tiverton (54 km) provides an interactive climbing and bouldering facility with an evolving wall mural, engaging local exhibitions, and creative workshops suitable for all abilities.
The historic river port town of Barnstaple lies just 13 kilometres away, where the ancient Pannier Market has traded continuously since medieval times, offering everything from fresh local produce to antiques and crafts beneath its characterful Victorian glass roof. Meanwhile, Okehampton sits 38 kilometres from the house. A bustling market town perched on the very edge of Dartmoor National Park, it provides the perfect gateway to the wild moorland beyond with its dramatic tors, ancient stone circles, and endless walking opportunities across this mystical landscape.
