Tides View, Appledore, is a spectacular reverse-level holiday home where panoramic sea vistas unfold from every window. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an electric double oven with microwave, induction hob, dishwasher, and Nespresso coffee machine, whilst a generous breakfast bar provides informal dining. The open-plan lounge creates a stunning living space with high vaulted ceilings, comfortable sofas, and an electric real-flame fire, complemented by a separate snug featuring an L-shaped sofa and table football for family entertainment.
Step outside to discover a tiered rear garden where a private hot tub commands breathtaking sea views, alongside an outdoor hot shower and gas BBQ area. The property features four beautifully appointed bedrooms on the ground floor: two super-king rooms (one zip-and-link), one king, and one twin zip-and-link, with three bedrooms offering sea glimpses. Two en-suite shower rooms and a luxury family bathroom ensure comfort for all guests, whilst a full-width front balcony provides the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening sundowners.
Picture yourself soaking in the bubbling hot tub as golden sunlight dances across the water, the gentle sound of waves providing nature's soundtrack. Gather family around the crackling electric fire, sharing stories of coastal adventures while panoramic sea views create an ever-changing backdrop through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Tides View, Appledore, sits perfectly positioned to explore North Devon's maritime treasures and coastal adventures. Just 300 metres away, Skern Lodge Outdoor Activity Centre delivers thrilling outdoor activities and teaches new skills, ensuring boatloads of fun for all ages. The North Devon Maritime Museum (2 km) celebrates the region's rich maritime heritage with fascinating displays on shipbuilding, fishing, and life-saving history. Westward Waves Surf School at Westward Ho! (3 km) offers expert tuition from friendly instructors, whilst boats to Lundy Island depart from Bideford (5 km), taking you to this granite paradise where the Atlantic meets the Bristol Channel.
Further adventures await at Upper Tamar Lake (31 km), surrounded by countryside on the Cornwall-Devon border, perfect for those seeking tranquillity. Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (32 km) delights visitors with alpaca walks, cuddly goats, and rare Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep. The Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre in Bratton Fleming (34 km) houses the legendary Exmoor Beast – the UK's only black leopard.
The historic river port town of Barnstaple, just 19 kilometres away, offers visitors a delightful glimpse into North Devon's rich maritime heritage. This ancient settlement sits proudly on the River Taw and beckons with its famous Pannier Market, a covered Victorian market hall that has been trading since the 13th century, where you can browse local crafts, fresh produce, and unique gifts. Meanwhile, the pretty market town of Holsworthy, a 36-kilometre drive, charms visitors with its authentic market town atmosphere and traditional character. This welcoming Devon town hosts regular markets and fairs, surrounded by rolling countryside that's perfect for peaceful walks. Both destinations provide wonderful opportunities to experience genuine local culture, sample regional specialities, and enjoy the warm hospitality that makes Devon such a beloved holiday destination for visitors seeking authentic English market town experiences.
