A delightful coastal cottage located on Ilfracombe’s fore street, boasting a quaint front terrace overlooking the twinkling festoon lights hung on the oldest street in the town. Sleeping three guests, it is perfect for friends, couples, and small families, with shops, pubs and restaurants moments away. It’s just a short stroll down to Ilfracombe’s bustling harbour, where you can take out a paddle board, hop on a fishing trip or even take a ferry to Lundy island. The famous tunnels beaches are the perfect spot for swimming, with breath taking views and natural pools appearing at low tides. As the south west coast path runs through Ilfracombe, there are many stunning hikes available from your doorstep. If you fancy exploring further afield, the expansive Exmoor National Park is only 11 miles away. In North Devon you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to surfing spots, including Woolacombe Bay, a worldwide recognised surfing beach, just a 6.5 miles away. There are endless beautiful coves, tasty restaurants, historic artefacts, lush walks, local artists and cute delis to explore during your stay.

This delightful end of terrace cottage is warm and soft, oozing with character and charm, you will have the most welcoming stay here. The lounge of this snug seaside hideaway houses a plush sofa, perfect for relaxing in front of the wood burner after a day of sea air. A breakfast bar for three fits neatly to one side. Bi-fold doors allow the sunlight to spill in and open onto the front terrace overlooking the oldest street in Ilfracombe. Cooking is sure to be a pleasure in the stylish, compact kitchen, stocked with all the equipment you might need. A spiral staircase rises from a corner of the lounge up to the trendy bathroom with a large, walk-in shower room. Two inviting bedrooms with sea views complete this floor, a double and a single, both cosy and comfortable.

The pretty front terrace has a table and chairs, ideal for a quiet drink and a spot of people-watching as you overlook the oldest historic street in Ilfracombe. At the rear of the cottage, steps from the kitchen lead up to a terrace with patio furniture and views that stretch across the harbour to the sea, a lovely spot for al fresco dining.