Perched in an elevated hillside position above Woolacombe, this unique Airstream retreat looks towards the sweeping North Devon coastline. There’s a private hot tub for a sumptuous soak, and a coastal footpath places the beach within walking distance.
This iconic Airstream Argosy has been thoughtfully converted into a stylish, all-season bolthole with bespoke interiors and central heating, set within the grounds of another holiday property yet retaining its own sense of privacy. Access is via an approximate 100-metre sloping path from the parking area, with a trolley provided for luggage. Inside, discover a cleverly designed lounge, kitchen and dining area where full advantage has been taken of the far-reaching views over Woolacombe Bay. A handcrafted wooden dining table sits beside the window, creating a striking vantage point for watching the weather roll across the sea or watching the Smart TV. The kitchen is fitted with an electric oven and gas hob, a fridge with an ice compartment, a microwave, and a coffee machine, all neatly integrated into wooden cabinetry. To the rear, there is a compact double bedroom alongside a shower room, both designed to make efficient use of the layout while maintaining comfort. Outside, the decking extends the living area into the open air, with outdoor seating positioned to take in the coastal outlook. A private hot tub sits on the deck, particularly atmospheric after dark when the stars appear overhead. A nearby shed is great for storing wetsuits, and parking for two cars is located approximately 100 metres away at the top of the path.
Woolacombe itself is known for its expansive three-mile sandy shoreline, popular with families and surfers alike, with lessons available locally for those keen to take to the waves. The village also has a range of eateries and independent shops, while further along the coast are the beaches of Croyde (5 miles) and Saunton Sands (6.5 miles). The Victorian harbour town of Ilfracombe lies 6 miles away, offering galleries, harbourside dining and boat trips. Nearby woodland at Lee Woods and Spreacombe Woods, along with surrounding cycle routes, make this an excellent base for walkers and mountain bikers too.