Positioned within the picturesque town of Bideford, Devon, Diesel’s Den is a likeable grade II listed cottage that offers a cozy retreat for up to three guests. This historic property, built in 1800, is perfectly situated just a minute's walk from a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants. With its compact design, the cottage is ideal for couples, friends, or small families looking for a convenient getaway in the heart of this vibrant port town, which is known for its rich history and beautiful surroundings.
Bideford is positioned on the estuary of the River Torridge and is famous for its stunning old bridge that connects it to nearby villages. Visitors can explore the scenic countryside and coastline, including the renowned blue flag sandy beaches such as Westward Ho!, located only a ten-minute drive away. The town itself is bustling with life, offering a wide array of amenities, including pubs and restaurants, making it an attractive destination for travelers of all ages. Nearby charming villages like Appledore, Instow, and Clovelly further enhance the area's appeal, providing additional opportunities for exploration.
One of the highlights of Bideford is its lively New Year's Eve celebrations, where both locals and visitors partake in festive festivities donning extravagant costumes while enjoying the atmosphere at various inns along the quayside. For those seeking outdoor activities, the famous Tarka Trail, one of the longest traffic-free walking and cycling paths in the country, is easily accessible from Diesel’s Den. Just a three-minute walk across the historic Bideford Bridge leads guests to this scenic trail, perfect for immersing oneself in the breathtaking North Devon countryside.
While Diesel’s Den offers a delightful stay, it is essential to note that the property may not be suitable for wheelchair users or individuals with walking difficulties due to the presence of stairs. Additionally, there is no allocated parking available with the cottage. For those interested in flexible short breaks throughout the year, the property provides options for three to four-night stays, with changeover days that can be tailored to guests' needs. Prospective visitors are encouraged to inquire for further details and to obtain an access statement for additional information.
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