Set on a generous 0.6-acre plot in the idyllic hamlet of Forda, this well maintained 6-bedroom bungalow combines traditional charm with modern comforts. Originally built in the 1940s and purchased in 2015, Streamways is complemented by a charming wood-built outside studio with a corrugated steel pitched roof – perfect as a sixth bedroom/studio.

Streamways's flexible layout, extensive parking for 6+ cars offers an excellent opportunity as a second home or as a successful holiday rental business, boasting a historic gross rental income in excess of £60,000 per annum. The property cannot be used as a permanent residence in view of the 28-day holiday let planning restriction. ​For further details on this planning restriction please contact taylor underwood.

There are two generously proportioned living/dining rooms designed for comfort and entertaining with the main reception featuring a stunning vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and a large open stone fireplace. The second reception ​room offers a cosy atmosphere with triple-aspect views, and double doors that open onto a south-facing patio with ample space for table, chairs and hot tub – the perfect spot for evening relaxation or alfresco dining.

The kitchen/breakfast room blends farmhouse charm and modern convenience with stylish painted units, a wooden beamed ceiling, and a large range-style cooker (with gas burners and electric ovens). ​The utility room is ideally placed at the rear of the home.

Three double bedrooms and two bunk/twin bedrooms, served by a contemporary family bathroom with bath and overhead shower, plus an additional fully tiled shower room complete the accommodation within the main building. There is a single lock-up garage with power and up and over door, with direct road access.

To the rear of the property is a delightful studio featuring open-plan living and a discreet en-suite shower room set behind the bedroom area. The chalet opens via doors to a landscaped stream-lined garden where steps lead up to the generous patio terrace off the main bungalow.

​The mature gardens surrounding Streamways are a true highlight, featuring several level terraces, lawned areas, drystone walls, established lavender beds, and an array of fruit trees including an old apple and productive plum trees, along with a thriving grapevine. A wild-grown fenced pond area and large roadside trees enhance the natural appeal. The property enjoys private views down a lush green valley, overlooking a working dairy farm and extending up to the surrounding hills, providing a serene and breathtaking backdrop.

Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Forda, Streamways is just a short stroll from the popular village of Georgeham and its charming amenities. The spectacular Putsborough Beach is easily accessible either via a short drive or a scenic walk, while the vibrant village of Croyde lies just over a mile away, offering further shops, pubs, and eateries. The beach is also reachable on foot via a picturesque half-mile path through dunes from the village.

Discover the ideal blend of countryside tranquility, flexible accommodation, and excellent holiday let potential at Streamways — a rare opportunity in one of North Devon’s most sought-after coastal hamlets. Contact us today to arrange your private viewing.

Please note some photos are taken with a wide angled lens to show more of the rooms.

Services
Heating - radiators heated via biomass boiler using biomass pellets
Bottled Gas - cooker only
Mains electricity
Mains water
Septic Tank
Log burner

Location
Nestled near the charming village of Georgeham and the popular coastal village of Croyde, Forda is perfectly positioned close to the stunning North Devon coastline, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich heritage.

The wonderful sandy beach of Saunton and the famous surfing beach of Croyde are both within a 4 mile drive. Baggy Point, a National Trust designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), offers fantastic walking trails for you to explore.

The award-winning Woolacombe Beach, also just under 4 miles away, is widely recognised as one of the best beaches in the UK. Located on the North Devon coast, between Croyde and Ilfracombe, the 3-mile sandy beach is popular with surfers and families looking for a traditional seaside experience. It should be noted that the North Devon coastline was designated a World Surfing Reserve 2022 and will join California's Malibu and Santa Cruz, and Australia's Gold Coast and Manly​, as some of the world's best locations to go surfing.

Braunton Burrows, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve​, are nearby. This area is well-known for its extensive sand dunes and rich biodiversity, supporting a wide range of ecosystems. It is managed by the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), which works to protect and preserve its natural features. Braunton Burrows is also recognised as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), highlighting its importance for conservation and scientific research.

The village of Georgeham itself boasts a warm, welcoming community with local amenities, traditional pubs, a village shop/Post Office and an excellent primary school. Secondary education is provided in Braunton or Ilfracombe. A range of everyday amenities can be found in nearby Croyde village, with further, more extensive facilities in Braunton and Barnstaple.

Golfers have a choice of two challenging championship courses at Saunton, which is just a 5 – 10 minute drive away, or the Links course at Westward Ho!

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.

Approximate distance to locations:
Georgeham 0.5 miles
Putsborough beach 1.8 miles
Croyde village 1 mile
Croyde Beach 2 miles
Woolacombe 3.6 miles
Saunton 3.0 miles
Braunton 3.5 miles
Barnstaple 8.7 miles

Directions to find
From the centre of Braunton at the traffic lights turn left on the B3231 signposted to Croyde. Follow this road past Saunton and through Croyde village passing the Thatch & Billy Budds Pubs. Follow the road round to the right in front of New Coast Kitchen restaurant and the Village Shop and Post Office, passing the Manor pub in Croyde and following the road towards Georgeham. Follow the road through a hamlet with cottages close to the road on the right hand side. A little further along there is a sharp left hand bend with a signpost called Forda on the opposite corner signed to Georgeham & Woolacombe. Bear left around this corner and Streamways will be just after a short rise on the left hand side of the road.


Council Tax Band: Business rated (North Devon District Council)
Tenure: Freehold