Tidal Rest, Westward Ho! is a sophisticated first-floor apartment that captures the essence of coastal living with breathtaking panoramic sea views. The fully equipped kitchen boasts integrated electric appliances including an oven, hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, with a separate utility cupboard housing the washing machine. Step into the open-plan lounge area where comfortable seating arrangements and a Smart TV create the perfect space for relaxation, whilst floor-to-ceiling windows frame spectacular ocean vistas that stretch endlessly beyond the golden sands below.
Venture onto the spacious balcony patio, where uninterrupted views across the beach and shimmering sea provide an idyllic setting for al fresco dining and sunset cocktails. The property features two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a king-size master with en-suite bathroom featuring shower over bath, plus direct balcony access, and a charming twin room. A separate shower room with WC ensures convenience for all guests, whilst secure underground parking with lift access adds a touch of modern luxury.
Picture yourself awakening to the rhythmic sound of waves, stepping onto your private balcony with morning coffee in hand as surfers carve through the morning swells. Spend lazy afternoons watching the tide ebb and flow, before gathering around the dining table to share stories of seaside adventures as the sun paints the sky in brilliant hues.
Tidal Rest, Westward Ho! offers an exceptional base for exploring North Devon's spectacular coastline and charming attractions. The famous golden beach stretches directly below, whilst Westward Waves Surf School (2 km) provides expert tuition for those eager to master the waves. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (5 km) delights families with its entertaining shows and rides, whilst Bideford Pannier Market (5 km) showcases local artisans and handcrafted treasures. Garden enthusiasts will discover tranquil beauty at RHS Garden Rosemoor (18 km), where formal and informal plantings create stunning seasonal displays.
Adventure seekers can explore Okehampton Castle (48 km), Devon's largest castle ruins set amongst ancient woodland on the edge of Dartmoor, where Norman keep walls rise dramatically above the West Okement River and medieval history unfolds through interactive displays. Experience the historic Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway (48 km), where unique water-powered engineering has carried passengers up the dramatic 500-foot cliff face since 1888, offering breathtaking coastal panoramas across the Bristol Channel. Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (55 km) brings industrial heritage alive with working water wheels and traditional blacksmithing demonstrations in this perfectly preserved 19th-century forge.
The historic market town of Barnstaple, just an 18-kilometre drive away, beckons with its bustling ancient pannier market—one of the longest-running markets in the country, dating back over 1,000 years—alongside independent shops lining its characterful Georgian streets and the fascinating Museum of North Devon. Meanwhile, the coastal village of Woolacombe is 36 kilometres away and entices families with its spectacular three-mile stretch of golden sand, regularly voted amongst Britain's finest beaches, complemented by excellent surf conditions, charming beach huts, and scenic coastal path walks offering year-round natural beauty along the dramatic North Devon coastline.
