Spring Cottage, Mortehoe is a characterful three-storey retreat perfectly positioned in this charming North Devon coastal village. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, and coffee pod machine, with windows framing spectacular views across the Bristol Channel. The pretty lounge welcomes you with original oak beams, comfortable sofas, and a Smart TV for relaxed evenings, whilst the separate dining area provides space for memorable meals together. A ground floor cloakroom WC adds convenience to the practical layout.
Step out through the patio doors that lead from the lounge onto a lovely decked area where you can dine alfresco whilst drinking in those stunning coastal views, or settle into the courtyard with morning coffee. Five thoughtfully arranged bedrooms are spread across the upper floors: the top-floor king-size room boasts an en-suite shower room and spectacular sea views, whilst two further bedrooms on this level include a double and a twin room with sea views. The second floor offers a twin room with Smart TV and sea views, plus a single bedroom also enjoying coastal vistas. Three bathrooms serve the house beautifully: the en-suite shower room, a separate shower room, and a family bathroom with shower over bath, complemented by two additional WCs. Allocated parking for one car sits right outside, with additional spaces available just 200 metres away.
Picture waking to salt-tinged air and sweeping Bristol Channel views, the day stretching ahead with endless coastal possibilities. Spend sun-drenched hours on the golden sands of Woolacombe Beach less than two kilometres away, or wander down to little Grunta Beach for a quieter seaside experience. As evening draws in, gather on the deck with a glass in hand, watching the sky transform into brilliant shades of pink and gold as the sun sinks slowly into the sea.
Spring Cottage, Mortehoe places you perfectly for discovering North Devon's finest attractions, with the South West Coast Path starting just 20 metres from your door. Ilfracombe Aquarium (7 km) invites you to enjoy a unique and fascinating journey following an Exmoor stream from source to sea, delighting visitors of all ages at this much-loved North Devon attraction. Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (14 km) combines live animal exhibits with life-sized dinosaur models and engaging family-friendly attractions for an entertaining day out. The Big Sheep in Abbotsham (19 km) guarantees a fun-filled experience as North Devon's most popular family attraction, offering exciting rides, live sheep shows, and entertainment that promises to delight young and old alike. Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway (27 km) is a historic water-powered marvel offering stunning coastal views and unique transportation between two picturesque villages nestled at the edge of Exmoor.
Venture further to uncover even more of Devon's treasures. Exmoor Distillery in Dulverton (50 km) is an award-winning independent distillery where premium gin and spirits are crafted using traditional methods and locally sourced botanicals, with tours revealing the fascinating production process. Okehampton Castle (53 km) invites exploration of Devon's largest castle ruins, where a Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings stand dramatically amidst beautiful woodland, offering an atmospheric step back through centuries. Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (55 km) brings traditional blacksmithing to life through captivating live demonstrations and beautifully preserved original machinery in this historic water-powered forge set within scenic gardens.
The ancient river port town of Barnstaple lies 16 kilometres away, where the historic Pannier Market has traded continuously since Saxon times, now hosting independent traders, artisan producers, and antique dealers beneath its Victorian glass roof. Meanwhile, Bideford is 39 kilometres from the cottage. This historic harbour town is packed with independent shops and great eateries stretching along the quayside. The characterful streets reveal centuries of maritime heritage and the ancient Long Bridge spans the River Torridge in graceful stone arches.
