Originally a 1960s bungalow, this home underwent a complete renovation in 2023, now offering modern living spaces. The large open-plan kitchen, living, and dining room opens with bi-fold doors to a generously sized decked terrace, leading down to a hot tub area and extensive lawned gardens.

The master bedroom includes a dressing room and an en-suite shower room, and an additional double bedroom also benefits from en-suite shower facilities. The large family bathroom features both a shower and a free-standing bath and there is a further double bedroom on this side of the main reception/kitchen.

Completing the accommodation are a utility room and a spacious boot room area with surfboard storage and a separate shower room off—perfect for washing off after a day at the beach. This additional shower room also serves the fourth double bedroom located on this side of the bungalow.  

To the front of the property, there is brick paved parking for 3/4 vehicles and a small, lawned front garden with side access to the large west facing rear, lawned garden.  Lovely views can be enjoyed over the surrounding hillsides of Baggy Point & Down End.

Please note:
There are some covenants which apply to the property. Further information can be provided to seriously interested parties on request.

Please also note that some photos have been taken with a wide-angled lens to show more of the rooms

Services
Oil fired central heating
Mains electricity
Mains water and sewerage

Location
Positioned within the charming coastal village of Croyde and which has long been considered a surfer's paradise on the west-facing coast of North Devon. The breathtaking scenery and internationally renowned surfing beach has drawn many to this surfing haven over the years, now forming part of the World Surfing Reserve.

The village and beach appeal to both families and surfers alike creating a desirable living or holiday destination with its' mix of housing options, ranging from picturesque cottages to modern homes, all contributing to the village's charm.

Daily necessities for residents and visitors are available in Croyde's local shopping facilities and amenities, with the nearby village of Braunton, offering a wider range of amenities such as a post office, health centre, schools, pubs, restaurants, library, and shops.

There is an abundance of natural attractions and outdoor activities surrounding the village with Baggy Point, a National Trust designated site of special scientific interest (SSSI), offering fantastic walking trails.

The proximity of other renowned beaches cannot be overlooked, including Putsborough, Saunton, and Woolacombe, all within easy reach and offering additional opportunities for outdoor activities and enjoyment.

The North Devon Link Road gives convenient access to the region from Barnstaple and provides a direct link to the M5 at Tiverton, junction 27. The rail link at Tiverton Parkway railway station, offers regular mainline services to London Paddington in just over 2 hours.

Barnstaple itself is the regional centre, showcasing its mix of Victorian and Georgian architecture, along with a wide range of business, leisure, and shopping facilities, as well as banking services and a post office.

The popularity and appeal of the lovely coastal village of Croyde is not surprising given its' stunning coastal beauty, renowned surfing beach, diverse housing options, convenient amenities, nearby attractions, and excellent transportation links.

Approximate Distance To Locations
Croyde Beach 0.6 Miles (aprrox 15 mins walk)
Croyde Centre 0.3 miles (approx 7 min walk)
Saunton Beach 2.7 Miles
Braunton 5.1 Miles
Woolacombe Beach 4.7 Miles
Putsborough Beach 1.3 Miles
Barnstaple 10.1 Miles

Directions
From the centre of the village of Braunton, turn left onto the B3231 signed to Croyde. Continue for 4.7 miles, passing Saunton and round the headland into Croyde. Continue until you reach the centre of Croyde, passing the shops and Blue Groove and take the left turn onto Jones's Hill. Passing the SEAT Garage on your left, take the next left turn onto Moor Lane. Take the left turn onto Broad Park Close and the property is the second to last house on the right- hand side.

Council Tax Band: E (North Devon District Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Driveway
Garden details: Enclosed Garden, Front Garden, Rear Garden, Terrace