Wildflower Cottage, Westward Ho! is a stunning single-storey retreat set on a privately owned clifftop estate above the golden sands of Westward Ho! beach. The open-plan living space welcomes you with two comfortable sofas and an armchair arranged around a warming wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings watching your favourite films on the Smart TV. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven with gas hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, coffee machine, wine cooler and dishwasher, whilst a utility cupboard houses the washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining table seats six comfortably for family meals and leisurely breakfasts planning the day ahead.
Step outside into your private enclosed courtyard, a wonderful spot for soaking in the six-person hot tub whilst watching spectacular ocean sunsets unfold across the Atlantic. Fire up the gas barbecue and settle onto the outdoor loungers as evening falls. The three beautiful bedrooms each feature Smart TVs and en-suite facilities: the master super king-size bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom with corner bath, whilst the second super king-size (convertible to twins) offers an en-suite wet room with walk-in shower, and the third twin bedroom (convertible to super king-size) provides an en-suite bathroom with shower over bath. Guests enjoy access to the shared indoor play barn with table football, table tennis, pool and basketball, plus a heated plunge pool available March to October. Private parking for three cars completes this exceptional coastal retreat.
Picture mornings wrapped in your dressing gown, coffee steaming as you watch the sunrise paint the Atlantic in shades of gold and rose. Spend sun-filled days exploring the South West Coast Path right from your doorstep, returning sandy and salt-kissed to sink into bubbling hot tub waters beneath star-scattered skies. Fire up the barbecue as the sun melts into the ocean, creating memories that shimmer long after the holiday ends.
Wildflower Cottage, Westward Ho! places you perfectly for discovering North Devon's stunning coastline and countryside. Westward Waves Surf School in Westward Ho! (2 km) offers lessons with friendly, experienced instructors dedicated to ensuring unforgettable sessions riding the Atlantic rollers, perfect for beginners and improvers alike. Skern Lodge Outdoor Activity Centre in Appledore (5 km) delivers exciting outdoor adventures from kayaking to climbing, teaching new skills whilst ensuring boatloads of fun for all ages and abilities. Dartington Crystal in Great Torrington (12 km) invites you to watch master craftsmen create stunning glass masterpieces right before your eyes, with opportunities to create and decorate your own unique pieces. Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (28 km) is a delightful working honey farm offering fascinating insights into beekeeping, tastings of delicious local honey, and educational experiences that make a wonderful day out for families.
Venture further to uncover more of Devon and Cornwall's treasures. Launceston Castle in Launceston (45 km) is a magnificent Norman fortress offering stunning panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, rich thousand-year history brought to life through interactive displays, and family-friendly activities throughout the year. Exmoor Pony Centre in Ashwick (47 km) is a dedicated sanctuary for the preservation and care of rare Exmoor ponies, offering educational visits, memorable pony experiences, and rewarding volunteer opportunities in beautiful moorland surroundings. Castle Drogo in Drewsteignton (49 km) stands dramatically above the Teign Gorge, this remarkable twentieth-century castle designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens features colourful formal gardens, ancient woodlands to explore, and breathtaking views across Dartmoor National Park.
The historic harbour town of Bideford lies just 4 kilometres away, packed with independent shops, galleries and excellent eateries lining the picturesque quayside, whilst regular pannier markets showcase local produce and crafts. Meanwhile, the ancient stannary town Tavistock is 54-kilometre drive away. Famed as the birthplace of the cream tea, it combines a rich mining heritage with elegant Victorian architecture, wonderful farmers' markets celebrating Devon produce, and easy access to the wild beauty of western Dartmoor.
