Lee Bay Grange is a cosy comfortable first floor apartment and forms part of a large manor house.
The apartment is stylishly decorated and once inside, one is immediately greeted with a panoramic view over the extensive well-manicured garden.
Arranged in an open plan style with seating focused around the large bay window, there is a modern kitchen and breakfast bar with dining table, ideal for a perfect family holiday.
The main bedroom has a double bed and the 2nd bedroom has twin beds. The bathroom has a view over the garden is bright and airy.
This holiday home is a real gem, private and comfortable. Just the place to make your holiday base and return to year after year.There are numerous country walks and the quaint cove that forms the beach, (only walking distance away).
Picturesque Lee Bay offers easy access to the Blue Flag Beaches of Woolacombe, Putsborough and Croyde and is a short drive away from Victorian Ilfracombe. Inland are some outstanding Golf Courses, multiple heritage sights and the market town of Barnstaple.
The village of Lee sits two miles east of Woolacombe. Spending time in Lee Bay and Woolacombe in the Summer months can be lively and fun, with it's glorious sandy beach, offering all manner of water sports for you to try.
Surfing, canoeing, sailing and kite surfing are all popular pastimes, and the beach has been awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and water quality, and with lifeguard cover, this makes the perfect safe environment for families and sports enthusiasts alike.
For ramblers and walkers, Morte Point is worth the climb, with stunning views of the Bay and out to Lundy Island. Exmoor National Park is only a short distance away, and has numerous heather-strewn pathways and wooded valleys to explore, whether on foot or on horseback.
There are numerous restaurants, bistros and bars to try in the village, and a wide choice of good quality foods, whether you are looking for a light lunch, or calorie-laden Devonshire Cream tea!
In the evenings, again you have a wide choice of cuisine, from fine-dining to the nation’s favourite fish and chips, best enjoyed seated on the beach, watching the sun go down and marvelling at the gloriously colourful sunsets, not to be missed – and guaranteed to recharge those batteries. |
