Hartland House, Appledore is a delightful three-storey retreat perfectly positioned to capture the essence of North Devon's maritime heritage. Step into the well-appointed kitchen, where an electric oven and gas hob await alongside modern conveniences including a microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. The comfortable lounge and dining area beckons with its cosy atmosphere, featuring a TV / DVD and radio, while French doors reveal a charming balcony where you can savour those precious estuary views.
Venture outside to discover an enclosed garden and patio area, complete with garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ for those memorable alfresco evenings. The property offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms: a king-size room with superb views and TV, a double bedroom with TV and en-suite shower room, and a twin room. A family bathroom with shower over bath and a separate WC ensure comfort for all guests, while the utility room provides practical washing facilities.
Imagine mornings spent sipping coffee on your private balcony, watching the gentle ebb and flow of the estuary while planning your day's coastal adventures. Picture evenings gathered around the BBQ in your enclosed garden, sharing stories of seaside discoveries as the sun sets over this enchanting fishing village.
Hartland House, Appledore places you at the heart of North Devon's coastal treasures, with the bustling quayside and maritime charm just a short stroll away. The North Devon Maritime Museum (1 km) celebrates the region's rich seafaring heritage with fascinating displays on shipbuilding and fishing traditions. Westward Waves Surf School at Westward Ho! (4 km) offers the perfect opportunity to master the waves with expert instruction. Bideford Pannier Market (5 km) provides an eclectic shopping experience with artisan crafts and local treasures.
For family adventures, The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (18 km) promises thrilling indoor and outdoor attractions including death-defying roller coasters, cosmic bowling, adventure play areas, and spectacular bird of prey displays featuring eagles, owls, and falcons. The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway in Parracombe (46 km) offers a nostalgic journey in Victorian carriages along this narrow-gauge heritage railway that winds through stunning North Devon countryside, recreating the magic of travel from a bygone era. Okehampton Castle (48 km) invites exploration of Devon's largest castle ruins, dramatically perched above the West Okement River with spectacular Dartmoor views and interactive displays revealing medieval life. North Devon Hawk Walks in Blacklands (51 km) provides unforgettable wildlife encounters with trained birds of prey, offering hands-on flying experiences and educational talks about conservation in beautiful countryside settings.
The historic market town of Barnstaple, just 10 kilometres away, beckons with its ancient pannier market, one of Britain's longest-running markets boasting over 1,000 years of continuous trading, where visitors can browse local produce, crafts, and antiques in charming Victorian covered halls. This riverside market town combines medieval architecture with modern amenities, excellent shopping, and traditional pubs along the scenic River Taw. Meanwhile, the golden sands of Woolacombe are 28 kilometres through North Devon's picturesque countryside and offer quintessential seaside bliss with three miles of award-winning beach consistently ranked among Britain's finest, featuring safe swimming, excellent surfing conditions, and traditional seaside attractions including beach huts, cafés, and family-friendly facilities.
