Rockham, Mortehoe is a charming contemporary apartment perfectly positioned for exploring North Devon's dramatic coastline. The open-plan living space combines kitchen, dining, and lounge areas with neutral décor and stylish furnishings, enjoying distant sea views and spectacular sunsets through large windows. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, espresso coffee machine, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washer / dryer, whilst the dining area offers both an elegant table for four and a sleek breakfast bar for informal meals. Sink into comfortable seating in the lounge, where you can enjoy the wall-mounted TV, DVD player, iPod dock, and DAB radio, or settle into the armchair with a good book.
Step outside to discover a fully enclosed rear courtyard, a peaceful spot for morning coffee or evening meals at the outdoor furniture. Two inviting bedrooms provide restful accommodation: the double bedroom features calming tones and an en-suite wet room with shower, whilst the flexible twin room offers equally peaceful sleeping arrangements. A separate bathroom with shower over bath completes the layout. The property includes private parking for one car, with additional shared parking available, and welcomes one dog to share your coastal escape.
Picture mornings when the scent of sea air drifts through open windows, beckoning you towards the coastal path that starts right outside your door. Follow the dramatic clifftop route to secluded Rockham Bay, where steep steps lead down to a hidden cove backed by rugged cliffs, then onwards to Morte Point where seals bask on offshore rocks. Stroll 500 metres into Mortehoe village for fish and chips from the local shop, a pint in one of the cosy pubs, or a fascinating visit to the museum revealing the area's intriguing smuggling history.
Rockham, Mortehoe places you perfectly for discovering North Devon's finest attractions and natural beauty. Ilfracombe Aquarium, just seven kilometres away, takes you on a captivating journey from Exmoor stream source to sea, showcasing the diverse marine life of North Devon's waters in this much-loved local attraction. Skern Lodge Outdoor Activity Centre in Appledore (15 km) delivers thrilling outdoor adventures and expert tuition in everything from kayaking to archery, ensuring boatloads of fun for all ages and abilities. Bideford Pannier Market (19 km) provides an eclectic shopping experience, where noted artisans showcase bespoke handmade crafts, unique gifts, and tempting sweet treats beneath the historic market roof. Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (30 km) buzzes with activity as a working honey farm, offering fascinating insights into beekeeping alongside delicious tastings and family-friendly demonstrations.
Venture further to explore even more of Devon's treasures. The Milky Way Adventure Park near Clovelly (49 km) combines indoor and outdoor rides with spectacular shows and extensive play areas, featuring attractions like the thrilling Blast Quest laser experience and the impressive North Devon Bird of Prey Centre with daily flying demonstrations. Museum of Dartmoor Life in Okehampton (52 km) showcases the moor's rich history and culture through interactive exhibits, engaging educational programmes, and family-friendly activities that bring the past vividly to life. Okehampton Castle (53 km) spreads its impressive ruins across beautiful woodland, where Devon's largest castle remains reveal Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings set dramatically against ancient trees.
The popular family resort of Woolacombe lies less than two kilometres away, where golden sands stretch for kilometres along a beach that regularly tops Britain's best beach lists, offering excellent surfing conditions, safe swimming, and dog-friendly areas year-round. Meanwhile, the pretty market town of Holsworthy sits 43 kilometres from the apartment. Surrounded by rolling countryside, it offers traditional market day charm, independent shops, and welcoming country pubs serving locally sourced Devon produce.
