The space is thoughtfully designed with business and leisure in mind. Inside, you’ll find a cosy double bed with fresh linen and towels provided, an en-suite bathroom, and a practical kitchenette equipped with a fridge, microwave, toaster, tea and coffee facilities, and a pull down dining table. A wall-mounted TV provides evening relaxation after a day of work or exploring.

For downtime, the private outdoor area offers modern rattan seating, a table, and a portable barbeque, ideal for unwinding with a glass of wine under the stars.

Located just twenty minutes from golden sandy beaches and dunes, and close to excellent cycle and walking routes like the Tarka Trail, The Brambles is perfectly placed to combine work and leisure. Barnstaple town centre is within walking distance for restaurants, shops, and local amenities, while the surrounding area boasts golf courses, surf spots, and coastal villages to explore.

Whether you’re visiting for business, a couple’s getaway, or a solo retreat, The Brambles offers comfort, convenience, and a peaceful base for your time in North Devon.

Rental Conditions:
Prior to your stay, we require you to complete a pre-arrival form and sign & agree to our rental conditions.

Space:
The entire room is linked to the main house but has its own entrance area.

Dogs:
Sorry, not allowed here.

Parking:
Private parking for one car on the driveway.

Accessibility:
This property is pram friendly.

North Devon has become the twelfth location from around the globe to be selected as a World Surfing Reserve, an international designation that has joined Malibu and Santa Cruz in California, and the Gold Coast and Manly in Australia as a WSR. The designation recognises the quality of the surf as well as the sport's importance to the wider community.

Clovelly, North Devon. Britain's Most socially shared Village and harbour, famous for its lobsters (and crabs) with boat trips to Lundy, Woolacombe, Saunton Sands, Croyde (great for surfing) Instow (ideal for paddleboarding on the estuary and a hidden gem in the dunes, The Glorious Oyster, excellent crab, lobster, oysters, fish specials, coffee, and cake). Westward Ho!, (Kite Surf) and Appledore are all approximately ten to twelve miles away.

North Devon Biosphere Reserve is situated in the estuary of the Taw and Torridge Rivers in North Devon. The core area comprises an active dune system with geomorphological and successional processes. Other habitats include a rocky foreshore, mud and sand flats, saltmarshes of various types, lowland farmland, grazing marsh, coastal heath, back-shore marsh as well as woodlands.

Lundy Island is in the Bristol Channel off the west coast of Devon. It attracts many visitors, both for its lovely and peaceful surroundings and is the UK’s first marine protected area. Explore an unspoilt island, home to a fascinating array of wildlife amidst dramatic scenery. Stroll through the village and discover a disused lighthouse.

Explore Crow point, not many people make it over there, it is out of this world, on a sunny day you could be in the Caribbean. Take a picnic and relax in the idyllic surroundings, for those that want some exercise you can walk around the corner and on to Saunton Sands or go through Braunton burrows and the dunes.

There are some lovely golf courses in the area, try Saunton Golf Club or the Royal North Devon and Portmore Golf Park.

The Brambles really is a great place to start Your Devon Escape.

The entire room which is linked to the main house but has its own entrance area.

Very centrally located to buses and taxis.