Picturesque and quaint, this three-bedroom cottage is full of historic charm and nostalgic décor, tucked in the heart of what is said to be England's most biodiverse parish. Said to be the largest village in England, Braunton has a fantastic selection of quality restaurants, pubs and cafes. At the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, explore the UNESCO-designated Biosphere reserve of Braunton Burrows (4 miles) abundant with richly varied wildlife and 470 species of flowering plants. For some retail therapy, enjoy the shopping hub at the river-port town of Barnstaple 5 miles away boasting a bustling high street and historic market lanes. Stroll or cycle along part of The Tarka Trail (2 miles), a 180-mile trail running through Braunton along the route of an old, decommissioned railway line, following the line through to the Victorian seaside resort Ilfracombe 10 miles away or head towards the market town of Bideford in the opposite direction.
A spacious entrance hall welcomes you into the cottage, leading into the cosy living room, featuring a low ceiling with exposed oak beams, an inglenook fireplace housing an electric- effect wood burner, plenty of comfortable seating and a TV. Further through the cottage, you’re met with the dining room boasting a grand ebony dining table and built-in wooden L-shaped dining bench, leading through to the well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen enjoying views of the garden. The refurbished, low-ceiling bathroom features a bath and separate shower cubicle. The upstairs comprises three bedrooms, one double bedroom, one twin bedroom, which leads into and another cosy twin bedroom which also benefits from a handy en-suite.
Fully enclosed, the tidy courtyard garden features overhanging mature foliage, a pretty lawn and beautiful patio tiles for the perfect private spot for soaking up the sun or dining alfresco.