Situated in a peaceful private site just outside of the village of Woolfardisworthy and surrounded by countryside and mature shrubs is Lodge 27, a single-storey lodge, ideal for friends, couples, or a family with older children. Nature lovers will love exclusive use of Clifford lakes, with nature-watching and inclusive private coarse fishing, making this property unique for the area. There are also forest tracks for walking and cycling in the nearby forest plantations. There are plenty of walking/cycling trails within easy reach, with the Tarka Trail southern loop incorporating the longest continuous off-road cycle path in the UK, and the northern loop taking in some amazing coastal views. Slightly further afield are the Camel Trail and Granite Way. Perfect for adventurers or those wishing just to unwind, this lodge has a sunken hot tub for those moments of relaxation, as well as a wealth of home comforts. Step inside and find the open-plan living space, home to an array of appliances to make this holiday home the ideal home-from-home; the well-stocked kitchen provides space for cooking, while the dining area means you have somewhere to plan your day. From here, the sitting area hosts plenty of options for your entertainment, including Sky TV and a Smart TV, as well as another sofa conveniently positioned facing the charming outdoor space. Both bedrooms have TVs so you can sleep in on lazier mornings, along with plenty of storage to unpack your belongings. Completing the interior is a spacious bathroom with a bath with hooks for your wetsuits, and a walk-in shower so you have the option to soak or quickly rinse the sand off. Outside will really entice you with its decking and sunken hot tub; enjoy a long soak before dinner al fresco at the dining table, cooked on the barbecue. Nature lovers will love this area; nature-watching and private fishing in the nearby lake make this property unique for the area, as well as forest tracks for walking and cycling. For days out, why not make your way to Bude Canal which has excellent wheelchair and bike access, or the secluded Docton Mill Gardens and Tearooms. Be sure not to miss Speke Mouth with its spectacular waterfall, the beautiful Sandymouth to Bude 5km stretch of sandy beach at lower tides, and its magnificent cliffs and other rock formations. You can also find the wreck of the SS Belem within reach by car, Clovelly with its steep lanes and harbour, and not to forget the inland attractions of Dartmoor National Park, the Eden Project and the South coast secluded inlets for the adventurous to discover! Choose Lodge 27 for an exciting trip to Devon.

Woolsery, a tiny village in North Devon, has a local store. Nearby Hartland Forest has hundreds of acres of Forestry Commission woods, while Clovelly, 5 miles distant, is known for its flower-strewn cottages and steep cobblestone pathway to the 14th-century port. Much of the beachfront from Bideford to Bude is part of the National Trust's Heritage Coastline, featuring stunning hikes and spectacular cliffs at Hartland Quay. Surfing instruction are given at Bude and Tamar Lakes.

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