Our Properties

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Westward Ho!

A rocky beach with a weathered wooden structure partially submerged in the surf, with calm ocean waters and a distant shoreline under a pastel-colored sky.

Westward Ho! is a charming seaside village in North Devon, known for its expansive, family-friendly beach that combines sand, pebbles, and grassy areas, making it ideal for sunbathing, picnics, rockpooling, swimming, and surfing. Part of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the beach has earned a Blue Flag for cleanliness and safety, with lifeguards on duty during the summer months. Dog owners will find it welcoming, with year-round beach access and dog-friendly accommodations. Beyond the beach, the village is surrounded by scenic cliffs, fields, and estuaries, offering numerous walking and cycling trails. Westward Ho! also caters to watersports enthusiasts, providing equipment hire, lessons, and coastal tours for surfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. With a range of cafes, restaurants, hotels, and attractions, the village offers plenty for families and visitors to enjoy.

Instow

A red and white boat beached on the shore with houses and trees in the background during sunset or sunrise.

Instow is a charming small town at the meeting point of the Taw and Torridge rivers, popular with families year-round for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic surroundings. Visitors can enjoy the traffic-free Tarka Trail for walking or cycling, relax on the golden sandy beach, or introduce children to crabbing from the quay. Watersports like windsurfing, kite surfing, canoeing, and kayaking are popular, with calm estuary waters ideal for beginners and local businesses providing equipment hire and tuition. A summer ferry to Appledore offers easy exploration of the wider region, while the Waterside Gallery showcases local art and crafts. Instow also boasts excellent dining options with estuary views, serving fresh local seafood and produce, alongside delis and farm shops perfect for picnics or snacks during adventures.

Appledore

A calm body of water with a small sailboat anchored near the shore, and a town with numerous white buildings on a hillside in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Appledore is a picturesque historic fishing village at the confluence of the Taw and Torridge rivers, known for its winding streets, pastel-colored houses, and rich maritime heritage. The village has a long tradition of fishing and shipbuilding, celebrated at the North Devon Maritime Museum, and remains popular with visitors for its charming streets, independent shops, and fresh local seafood. Appledore is also a hub for arts and crafts, hosting regular festivals, markets, and the acclaimed Appledore Book Festival. Visitors can enjoy family-friendly activities such as the Appledore-Instow Regatta, crabbing, or exploring the quay, as well as seafaring adventures including fishing trips and seasonal ferry rides to Instow.

Front of a modern white and gray house with two garage doors, a small window, a wooden bench, and a clear blue sky.

The Dunes

An outdoor patio with a round wooden table set for breakfast, featuring plates of food, glasses of orange juice, and wine, surrounded by colorful chairs and a black barbecue grill, with a blue house and open landscape in the background.

Sandhills

Living room with gray sofas, a coffee table, and a tripod with a camera, seen through a large open sliding glass door. North Devon Changeovers.

Bryns House

backyard with a hot tub, outdoor dining table, and a two-story house with a balcony

Nolands Ho!

A modern two-story house with a blue exterior and large windows, alongside a smaller white structure, on a sunny day with a clear blue sky. The property has a driveway with brick paving and a front yard with grass and shrubs.

Kipling House

Open-concept living and dining area with a light gray sofa adorned with yellow, blue, and patterned throw pillows, a blue and white patterned area rug, white dining table with white and wooden chairs, blue accent wall with a mirror, kitchen with white cabinets and blue tile backsplash, skylights in the ceiling, and modern decor.

Fanta Sea

A cozy dining room with a wooden table surrounded by six wicker chairs with navy cushions, a wooden hutch with glassware and decorations, a floral centerpiece, and a staircase with a wood and black railing leading to an upper floor.

Catboat Cottage

A modern blue house with a balcony, large glass doors, and a white picket fence in a suburban neighborhood.

52 Greenway Drive

Bright living room with white walls, hardwood floors, and colorful furniture including a blue sofa, yellow armchair, and an off-white sectional. Decor includes a patterned area rug, framed artwork, shelves with small decor, a flat-screen TV, and a nearby dining area with a wooden table and chairs.

Old Cafe

View of a backyard with a pathway of stone pavers leading to a gray house, framed by green leaves and pink flowers on the sides.

Ridgeway

A rectangular outdoor pool on rocky terrain overlooking the ocean with waves and blue sky. North Devon Changeovers.
A large, angular rock formation with layered, jagged edges leaning at an angle, set against a partly cloudy sky.
Three ice cream cones with pinkish ice cream topped on waffle cones.
Street view of a small seaside town with a sign for 'New Inn Hotel', colorful houses, and people walking along the cobblestone street. North Devon Changeovers.
Surfer riding a wave near rocks in the ocean. North Devon Changeovers.
Cliffs along a coastline with green grass and shrubs in the foreground, and blue ocean water under a clear sky.