Seafront apartment offering breath-taking panoramic sea views right on the seafront of the popular seaside town of Ilfracombe, within walking distance to all shops, pubs, restaurants and the beach.
Discover the beautiful atmosphere of seafront Ilfracombe, exploring the beautiful beaches and winding streets with your canine companion at your heels. Happily hosting four guests and one dog, this ground-floor apartment is perfectly suited to a group of friends or a family with older kids. Come home after a long day of walkies by the beach and soak up the unforgettable view from the lounge, relaxing in the company of your nearest and dearest.
Reached via a few steps, this Victorian split-level apartment is a seafront delight, set across two storeys and overlooking the water. Both human and dog alike will adore the stunning lounge, where floor-to-ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of the sea and let light flood the room. Settle into an armchair or sofa with your dutiful dog dozing at your heels, unwinding with a good book or a film on Netflix. Carry on into the kitchen to find a versatile space to cook and dine, well-equipped for feeding five hungry mouths or preparing picnics for the day ahead. Let sleeping dogs lie here in the cosy kitchen whilst you retire to bed. Two bedrooms can be found on the lower ground floor, one of which is a charming twin that’s ideal for older children or teenage guests. You will have access to the shared communal terrace which stretches right to the ocean's edge.
Step out your front door and instantly find an abundance of pubs and eateries in dog-friendly Ilfracombe. Explore the hand-carved tunnels around Tunnels Beach (0.5 miles) and Wildersmouth Beach (300 metres) where dogs are welcome to sniff and splash to their hearts’ content. The world-famous South West Coast Path runs right through Ilfracombe, accessible less than 500 metres from your doorstep. Join this remarkable route for some unforgettable walkies, exploring the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with Lynton (11.5 miles) to the east and Woolacombe (10 miles) to the west.