Woolacombe Holiday Cottages

Woolacombe Cottages

Devon

1 Bed Cottage in Kings Heanton

Ref: S674467

Additional information and rules - 1 super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom (can be made into a twin on request) - 1 shower room with walk-in shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, slimline dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, Tassimo coffee...

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£68

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Beech Cottage

Ref: S422199

Reviews 30

Combe Martin is nestled at the point where the Exmoor National park and the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty meet. Home to all the necessary amenities, this small seaside resort is a great attraction to locals and visitors alike....

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£96

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1 Bed Cottage in Prixford

Ref: S232785

Additional information and rules - 1 double bedroom - 1 shower room with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave,fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer - Smart TV in lounge - Wood burner (first basket of logs included) -...

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£72

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Devon

Applestow

Ref: S842484

Reviews 5

Northam is a small village with a restaurant, pub, takeaway and small supermarket and lies on the hill above the lively village of Westward Ho! Westward Ho! has a two mile long glorious sandy beach, an excellent selection of cafes, bars and...

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£75

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Devon

The Mooring

Ref: S1029199

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£145

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Devon

Sunrise Cottage

Ref: S102316

Sunrise Cottage, a charming, traditional stone cottage, close to Ilfracombe on the beautiful North Devon coast is set on a quiet lane overlooking the scenic Sterridge Valley and the award winning village of Berrynarbor, a perfect retreat from it...

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£90

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Seagrass

Ref: S880688

Reviews 6

Straddling the Torridge estuary, the quaint bustling town of Bideford boasts a medieval bridge, town quay, quaint pannier market and vibrant shopping area - all well worth a visit. For the more active, several major surfing beaches, golf courses,...

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£128

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Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Croyde

Ref: S423780

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 triple bunk bedroom with single over double - 1 shower room with WC and 1 en-suite shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washer/drier, microwave, and a Nespresso...

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£97

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Devon

Rockham Bay View

Ref: S277750

Reviews 29

Mortehoe is an idyllic village that can be found resting on the beautiful coastline of Devon. Complemented by a quintessential village shop and a friendly local pub serving hot dinners, this town has all the essential amenities for a stress-free...

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£101

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Devon

Hele Beach

Ref: S608616

Reviews 15

Ilfracombe is a popular coastal resort located on five beaches in North Devon, most of which are protected by the National Trust. The picturesque landscape of Exmoor National Park, complete with its rolling hills and quaint villages, is just ten...

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£85

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Springfield Cottage

Ref: S245118

Reviews 19

Bideford is a vibrant town sitting amongst the Torridge Estuary in Devon. Home to attractions such as a medieval bridge, town quay and a charming pannier market, there's plenty of attractions to keep guests entertained. Indulge in a day of retail...

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£69

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Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Bishops Tawton

Ref: S819379

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 king size and 1 twin (which can be pushed together to make a super king, please request at time of booking) - 2 ensuite shower rooms both with showers and WC’s - Woodburner in lounge -...

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£82

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Old Farm Cottage

Ref: S1040329

Lee Mill is part of the rich heritage of Ivybridge, which was known for its cloth making, and nowadays the original mill is home to a small out of town shopping centre near the river Yealm. A traditional South Devon town with a rich heritage,...

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£77

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Hillsview

Ref: S598024

Reviews 5

Combe Martin sits at the confluence of Exmoor National Park and the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town's highly popular beach and its very own Dinosaur Park make this modest seaside resort a major draw for both locals and...

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£113

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3 Bed Cottage in Appledore

Ref: S232674

Additional information and rules - 3 Bedrooms – 1 king-size, 1 double and 1 (2’6”) twin room - 1 Shower room and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher - Utility area with washing machine and tumble...

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£111

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2 Bed Cottage in Bishops Tawton

Ref: S276528

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 King size, 1 twin (with 1 3ft bed and 1 2’6” bed) - 1 bathroom with roll top bath and shower attachment and 1 separate WC on ground floor - Electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge,...

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£106

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The Hide

Ref: S287485

Reviews 38

Situated on the outskirst of a rural hamelt, The Hide offers a secluded spot from which to enjoy wonderful countryside views and local wildlife. The single storey property has been recently refurbished to a high standard and offers excellant...

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£68

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Willets Cottage

Ref: S126115

Reviews 29

Bideford is a port town located in the North Devon. This town has several attractions, catering for all ages and weather conditions, ranging from award-winning zoos, sandy beaches and challenging cycling routes. The town itself has a selection of...

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£57

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3 Bed Cottage in Combe Martin

Ref: S231174

Additional information and rules - Please note: there is a narrow lane with uneven road surface to approach the cottage. - 3 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single - 1 Bathroom - Electric shower over bath and WC - Gas oven, microwave,...

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£91

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2 Bed Cottage in Harracott

Ref: S777674

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 zip-and-link 2’6” twin (which can be made into a king-size on request at the time of booking) - 1 shower room with large walk-in shower enclosure and WC - Electric oven and hob,...

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£79

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2 Bed Cottage in Appledore

Ref: S229958

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) and 1 twin - 1 bathroom - Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine - Wood...

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£119

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Lincombe Manor

Ref: S683982

Reviews 4

Lincombe Manor is in the perfect location, nestled in a small hamlet close to the village of Lee Bay and Mortehoe. Mortehoe and Lee Bay are fabulous for walkers and offers some exhilarating coastal walks, or head further along the coast to...

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£203

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Annie's Cottage - Appledore

Ref: S854219

Reviews 12

This charming cottage is located in the pretty fishing village of Appledore and only minutes away from the harbour. The village is rich in maritime heritage, with its quaint cobbled streets to stroll down lined with craft shops, galleries, cafes...

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£104

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3 Bed Cottage in Lydacott

Ref: S515564

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 2 kings, 1 twin (zip and link – can be made into a king on request). Please note which set up you would like when booking. - 3 bathrooms – 2 en-suite bathrooms, 1 with a shower and WC, 1 with...

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£195

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Woolacombe Holiday Cottages

A traditional seaside town in Devon, Woolacombe is a popular place for friends, families and even couples. Woolacombe Beach is the main attraction with over two miles of golden sands, and Woolacombe Bay which faces the Atlantic Ocean and is close to the Bristol Channel. Of course, it's not just about sandy beaches as there's also Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a whole host of establishments serving up delicious fish and chips! It is an award-winning seaside resort after all!

Our Woolacombe holiday cottages are just as impressive. Think family-friendly holiday homes with sea views, enclosed gardens and large swimming pools. Or, choose a romantic cottage in Woolacombe, ideal for couples, with a hot tub, en-suite bathroom and direct access to mile long Devon beaches. Plus, if you're looking for dog-friendly cottages, you'll be spoilt for choice in North Devon and are sure to be impressed with the pet-friendly activities and establishments nearby.

When you book through Snaptrip, you can say hello to thousands of properties and a best price guarantee. If that wasn't enough to tempt you away, we're sure that our friendly customer service team will be able to. They're not just experts when it comes to holiday homes but can also recommend the best places to go and things to see like Lundy Island. So kickstart your staycation planning and drop the Snaptrip team a message today.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Valeria - Verified booking

The description of the property is miselading and inaccurate, the plumbing is not working and the outside space is not secure for any pet to stay in.

There are a lot of things that are wrong/different from what stated in the description of this property: 1) The cottage is off a very narrow and steep road (grange road) and it's at its very top, off a sharp bend. The description provided states that parking is available on grange road, though this is not the case. The road is very narrow and neighbours' cars are parked outside their properties. There are then 4 garages and a clear 'no parking' sign. The only option would be to park the car directly opposite the steps that lead to the cottage, though there are actually a public path, which can not be blocked, rather than part of the property. Unless you ahve a very small car, parking is a serious issue at the property. 2) There is no secure outside space. The picture included in the property listing shows in gact a public access gate. The actual outside space of the property is occupied by bins, and not fenced off. It is completely adjacent to a public footpath, very much in use. Similarly, the 2 neighbouring gardens are not fenced off, so aside from having no privacy nor peace, pets are in no way safe to potter outside. We had to keep our dogs indoor at all times when at the cottage. 3) The smell reported by others is accurate, not a pleasent experience. 4) The downstairs (basement) twin room is very cold. This may be because one of the twin beds is squashed against the only radiator in the room. This was not so much of an issue for us because we had no hot water nor heating throughout our 5 days stays, 5) The bathroom is extrimely dump, and its floor is very rubbery and squashy, a plastic type solution, which is not pleasent at all. There is no opening window either which makes it even more humid. 6) It is completely overlooked, and in a very noisy spot right in the middle of a public footpath. Unlike what stated, although amentities are close by, they are over the bridge the other side of Bideford. 7) The staircases inside are very steep, only one has a bannister, which is not ideal, given that the bedrooms and kitchen are on the ground and basement floors, so there is constant need to go up and down. What about our stay: completely unacceptable is what comes to mind. On arrival (check in after 5 PM) there were no keys. After 5h drive on the eve of the Easter Bank Holiday, with 3 dogs we had to spend nearly 2h trying to get hold of the keys and ended up having to spend a night elsewhere which set us back just shy of Â£200 (this was because the letting agent closes at 7PM, and they would not have been around over the long weekend, so we could not risk not having somewhere to stay). The 2 hours were spent on the phone to both the letting agent and the owner who provided different accounts of the issue and how to resolve it (the housekeeper is on her way with the key, the plumber forgot to leave the key, the locksmith is coming to let you in, you are at the wrong property etc). When we finally got into the cottage, we realised there were serious plumbing issues, with loud banging noise from the boiler and the water pipes as if somebody was trying to kick the door and walls down, or being in an MRI scanner. We reported the issue to the owner and the letting agent, after a sleepless night (we politely did not want to wake her up during the night), and it transpired this was a pre-existing issue. A 'quick fix' she suggested did not work, hence another sleepless night. Her only help was on Easter day to suggest we turn off the boiler so out of 5 nights we spent 1 in a hotel, 2 without sleeping, and 2 without hot water or heating. Outside it was 6 degrees, but the owner told us she gathered it was unseasonably warm so no need for heating or hot water. She also suggested that we could turn the boiler on during the day, but she failed to appreciate that loud banging noise that is constant does not really appeal to paying guests when on holiday whether during the day or at night. The final suggestion - and refusal of sending an emergency plumber - was to look in the green folder left at the cottage which had instructions on how to use the heating. We did point out it did not explain how to fix a broken boiler but it fell on deaf ears. The toilet stopped flushing on day 4, and the only night we cooked we realised out of the 4 hobs, only 1 works (the others are jammed). I have already mentioned the inaccuracy in the description of the cottage. Did we get a refund, an apology, or a goodwill gesture of any sort? No. Will we go back to Devon? Yes. Will we ever consider going back to this cottage? No. We reported serious issues in good faith, during our first holiday since 2019, and it was disappointing to be treated with contempt, and disregard when we only asked for basic utilities. Given previous reviews we knew this was a period property that came with issues, and was not to everybody's taste, but we did not expect there to be no adequate plumbing for the basic use of toilet, washing facilities and heating.

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Earl - Verified booking

The front door and porch including steps into the porch look like they haven't been cleaned in years (first impressions).

As you enter the front door you are hit by an overwhelming stench of damp and must,which does not go away,hence clothes bedding etc always feel damp and unpleasant. The humidifier (supplied) was in constant use but couldn't cope it had to be emptied frequently,hence the windows were damp and not very clean, I must agree with Mrs.Clarkes comments,(back in May)the water pressure to the shower and sinks is unbelievably high,hence everywhere gets wet and it's not adjustable,but this I think is only part of the problem,during heavy rain on the Wednesday the guttering could not cope. I will also clarify that the public walk through from the top road to the bottom road is in constant use,hence lack of privacy,all windows are on the Public side,so either close the curtains or put up with people gazing.Also used early morning by workers cutting through to get to town. The outside area is not a pleasant place to enjoy breakfast with two dustbins,several crates for recycling,the grass is mainly weeds and after being cut distributed around the so called garden,plus the outlook is a wooden fence alongside the public steps. Inside the house is well stocked with cutlery,glasses,crockery etc,there are the normal appliances,but the general appearance is that it could all do with a general upgrade,this is my honest opinion and I have to say there was no joy returning to the property at night.overall a very disappointing seven days.

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Jason - Verified booking

I have real mixed reviews for this cottage.

The cottage it's self is absolutely stunning. Very well equipped kitchen bedding and towels provided which is an absolute bonus however we had a few problems. First off we come with a toddler 1 year old to be precise. This cottage has open stairs on all floors with no door and no safety gate. So we spent the entire of our stay trying to get our toddler to sit in one space and not run around so she didn't fall down the stairs. The property isn't safe as it is for young children and should be in the advert. Second of all we come with out 3 dogs but the garden isn't safe they can get out into the neighbours yard. The gate itself isn't any higher than a jack Russell that leads to the neighbours also they kept leaving the gates open. Also the garden was really muddy which was impossible not to walk back inside. There was a lot of poo in the garden and a dead mouse. The heating also does not work properly and made a very loud drilling noise. However the hot water worked just fine. But saying all this if things were changed for the safety of children and the dogs I would be back. Its in an ideal location and a beautiful cottage over all but maybe not with a hyperactive toddler. The views were also stunning ! So overall if things were changed in the safety aspect I'd come back next year.

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Gail - Verified booking

Fantastic house and has everything you need for a comfortable enjoyable stay.

Our teenagers loved the games room in the loft area and we all enjoyed the hot tub! The enclosed garden space was perfect for our energetic dog. The location is perfect to get to Westward Ho beach in about 25 minutes which is a lovely beach as long as youâre mobile enough to get over the cobbled stone wall first and Ilfracombe only half hour away where we took a fabulous speedboat trip. We found a gem of a hotel 5 mins away in Appledore - Durrant hotel I think it was called. They do lovely food and staff are very friendly and helpful itâs dog friendly! Really enjoyed our stay at Seagrass and will be back but just a couple of things would have made it a 10 all round for us, we feel for 4 plus people an extra comfy chair in lounge area or foot stools or pufe would make it more comfortable. There is just 1 TV in lounge which is very small, films we watched in the evening had tops of heads missing!

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Andrew - Verified booking

Dog friendly?

?? The back garden was not secure and a builder kept coming in and out of the gate leaving it open. We had know idea that the property was next to a public footpath, we have a very reactivate dog and had we known we never would have booked. When we arrived there was limited parking on a hairpin bend, we had to block the road and footpath to unload the car, which was extremely stressful, and didn't start the holiday well. Then we had to park our car 600 yards away on a residential street, which caused extra worry throughout the week. The cottage itself was quirky but also very damp. The stairs were not carpeted and very slippy for both humans and dogs, also the carpets in the main living area and bedrooms were grubby. The back deck steps were so slippy we could not use them at all. The windows are filthy, the shower was only fit for use for our child, it dribbled out water and was very low.

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Things to do near Woolacombe

Saunton Sands

Saunton Sands in North Devon is a favourite for longboard surfers, walkers and nature enthusiasts. The beach sits in front of Braunton Burrows, one of the largest sand dune systems in Britain and recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Woolacombe Beach

This award winning beach in Devon is a firm favourite with families and surfers. There's ample parking and the beach is lifeguard attended which means it's popular for swimmers. An excellent range of amenities are available nearby. Restrictions for dogs are in place during the summer.

Putsborough Beach

Putsborough Sands is a sweeping golden sand beach, lapped by the Atlantic, to form the southern section of Woolacombe Sands. Close to the Baggy Point headland which provides the beach with a little shelter, the waters are popular with surfers, particularly longboarders.

Exmoor Zoo

Exmoor Zoo is a family-friendly attraction that offers a unique and immersive wildlife experience. The zoo has a diverse collection of exotic and endangered animals, from big cats to reptiles and birds. Visitors can enjoy interactive experiences such as feeding the animals and learning about conservation efforts. With beautiful gardens and scenic views, it's a must-visit destination for animal lovers. Exmoor Zoo is located in Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple EX31 4SG

Clovelly Village

World famous for its cobbled, traffic-free streets and historic harbour it's clear why this North Devon town is one of the UK's most picturesque. There's plenty of charming local amenities, including two museums, a short history film and wandering around the village itself– all of this and parking included one visitor's fee. Dog friendly.

Holiday Cottages in ​​Woolacombe

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Woolacombe Cottages

Devon

1 Bed Cottage in Kings Heanton

Ref: S674467

Devon

Beech Cottage

Ref: S422199

Reviews 30

Devon

1 Bed Cottage in Prixford

Ref: S232785

Devon

Applestow

Ref: S842484

Reviews 5

Devon

The Mooring

Ref: S1029199

Devon

Sunrise Cottage

Ref: S102316

Devon

Seagrass

Ref: S880688

Reviews 6

Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Croyde

Ref: S423780

Devon

Rockham Bay View

Ref: S277750

Reviews 29

Devon

Hele Beach

Ref: S608616

Reviews 15

Devon

Springfield Cottage

Ref: S245118

Reviews 19

Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Bishops Tawton

Ref: S819379

Devon

Old Farm Cottage

Ref: S1040329

Devon

Hillsview

Ref: S598024

Reviews 5

Devon

3 Bed Cottage in Appledore

Ref: S232674

Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Bishops Tawton

Ref: S276528

Devon

The Hide

Ref: S287485

Reviews 38

Devon

Willets Cottage

Ref: S126115

Reviews 29

Devon

3 Bed Cottage in Combe Martin

Ref: S231174

Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Harracott

Ref: S777674

Devon

2 Bed Cottage in Appledore

Ref: S229958

Devon

Lincombe Manor

Ref: S683982

Reviews 4

Devon

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