This two-bedroom apartment overlooking the beach in Croyde, North Devon, is a slice of luxury. Perfect as a romantic getaway or stylish family break, it’s a wonderfully relaxing space. Just 400 metres from Croyde Beach, you can spend the day surfing, fishing, or canoeing. Other beautiful sandy beaches worth exploring include Putsborough Beach, 1.5 miles away, and Saunton Sands, less than 4 miles from the apartment. Walkers can also enjoy coastal walks with several footpaths around the village leading to Baggy Point and Crow Point. For more leisurely entertainment, head 9.5 miles to Barnstaple and enjoy a film or theatre show at the 1930s-style cinema.
Accessed via an internal staircase, the apartment is arranged over one level. Beautifully appointed, those with a taste for modernity will like the fresh decor and open-plan design with whitewashed walls and swathes of natural light creating a tranquil ambience. There’s a modern kitchen kitted out with every state-of-the-art appliance you’ll need for a comfortable stay, and a small breakfast table, perfect for a casual bite to eat. For more elegant dining, gather at the table seating six people and soak up the sublime views through the huge floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Alternatively, step out onto the balcony and dine alfresco while admiring the countryside. Wood-panelled flooring sweeps through to the lounge area where you can relax on the stylish sofas and while away the hours gazing at the sea through another set of balcony doors. Or, simply step out onto this balcony, chilled glass in hand, and unwind on the garden furniture. Off from the living area are the two bedrooms. Light, spacious, and minimalist in style, the rooms feature an en-suite king-size bedroom and twin bedroom. The king-size bedroom also has a balcony so in the morning you can push back the glass doors, and feel the sun and sea breeze on your face. There’s also a pristine bathroom.
On the ground level, you have access to a garden with outdoor furniture. It’s a charming spot for an aperitif while watching the sun dip behind the rolling Devonshire hills.