My husband and I stayed in No.4 and it was the lodge with the best uninterrupted views. Everything was luxury from the interiors, furniture and appliances to the setting. We felt so relaxed during our stay. The bed was very comfy which I feel is always important when you go on holiday. Excellent communication throughout and numbers were given in case there was a problem and there wasn’t. Would highly recommend staying here. Even though it was raining during our stay, it still felt cosy.
No.3 The Vista at Willingcott
- Sleeps up to 8
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 4
About No.3 The Vista at Willingcott
This modern eco house sits in the Willingcott development near Woolacombe in Devon. No.4 The Vista combines sustainable design with luxury features including heated outdoor pool access and an EV charging point. The larch-clad property sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
You're perfectly positioned in Devon's stunning countryside with direct access to the Tarka Trail. The valley setting offers peaceful walks and cycle routes right from your doorstep. Woolacombe Beach lies within 5km with Barricane Beach, Putsborough Beach and Saunton Sands all nearby.
Inside you'll find an open-plan living space with contemporary kitchen, dining area for eight and corner sofa. Two ground-floor bedrooms include a king-size with en-suite and twin zip-and-link beds. Upstairs are two more bedrooms - one king-size with private balcony offering countryside views and another twin room. Three bathrooms include family bathroom with bath plus two shower rooms.
Visit Woolacombe Beach (3 miles, 8 minutes) for surfing and swimming. Explore Croyde village (6 miles, 15 minutes) with its surf shops and cafés. Discover Ilfracombe (8 miles, 20 minutes) with its harbour and Verity statue. Take day trips to Exmoor National Park (15 miles, 30 minutes).
Perfect for families wanting luxury accommodation with pool access and outdoor space! Relax on your private decking with fire pit, five-burner BBQ and outdoor shower. Check availability for No.4 The Vista at Willingcott today.
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Need to Know
- Modern eco house with larch cladding
- Access to heated outdoor swimming pool
- EV charging point with Monta app
- Private outdoor shower on decking
- Balcony with countryside views
- Within 5km of Woolacombe Beach
- Tarka Trail runs past the site
- Extensive shared grounds
- Private decking terrace
- Fire pit with seating for eight
- Five-burner gas BBQ
- Parking for two cars
- Additional visitor parking
- High-quality fittings throughout
- Four bedrooms sleeping eight guests
- Ground floor king-size bedroom with en-suite shower
- Ground floor twin zip-and-link beds (can be super king)
- Upstairs king-size bedroom with private balcony
- Upstairs twin zip-and-link beds with armchair
- Three bathrooms including family bathroom with bath
- Open-plan living, kitchen and dining area
- Contemporary fitted kitchen with island breakfast bar
- Induction hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher
- Fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, kettle, toaster
- Corner sofa and settee seating eight people
- Smart TVs in living area and two bedrooms
- Sliding doors to private decking terrace
- Outdoor Maze Living table with fire pit
- BeefEater Discover five-burner gas BBQ
- Infrared ceiling heaters and heated towel rails
- Free Wi-Fi throughout property
- Cot and high chair available on request
- One step entry with internal stairs to first floor
- Good Housekeeping Bond or Damage Waiver required
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Ideal location and very comfortable and clean. Absolutely ideal for a family gathering with children as well as grand children.
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Top Days Out Near No.3 The Vista at Willingcott
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of No.3 The Vista at Willingcott, with real driving times.
Exmoor Zoo
Sat nav: EX31 4SG
A conservation-minded zoo near Bratton Fleming, with red pandas, meerkats, bush dogs and plenty of rare smaller animals.
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Exmoor Zoo is a conservation centre near Bratton Fleming in Exmoor, North Devon. It grew from Exmoor Bird Gardens, which opened on a former farm site in 1982, and today it specialises in smaller animals, with a good number of rare species on show.
Tip: Tickets can be bought securely online through the zoo's website, where you can also check price options and offers.
The BIG Sheep
Sat nav: EX39 5AP
A working-farm-turned-theme park near Abbotsham with sheep racing, a roller coaster and a huge indoor play zone.
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The BIG Sheep is a farm park and theme park in Abbotsham, North Devon, built from the old buildings of a family farm. It is best known for its live shows, including the World-Famous Sheep Race, the Duck Trials and the Sheep Show.
Tip: Pre-book tickets online, as the park gets very busy in school holidays and term time, and booking ahead is cheaper than paying at the door.
The Milky Way Adventure Park
Sat nav: EX39 5RY
A family adventure park near Bideford where all rides are included and there's plenty to do indoors in any weather.
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The Milky Way is a family-run adventure park on a former dairy farm near Bideford. It has more than 110,000 sq ft of indoor attractions as well as acres of outdoor space, so a day here works whatever the weather. Rides include roller coasters, indoor dodgems, a mini-train and Ziggy's Blast Quest, an interactive laser shooting ride.
Tip: Book tickets online in advance, especially in school holidays, and check the calendar for opening days and times.
Arlington Court
Sat nav: EX31 4LP
A Regency house, a famous carriage collection and wide estate walks near Barnstaple in north Devon.
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Arlington Court is a neoclassical country house, built in the 1820s and set in a picturesque garden. Inside, you can see the Chichester family's antique furniture and an eclectic collection of family memorabilia. The National Trust Carriage Museum on site holds an impressive collection of horse-drawn vehicles.
Tip: Dogs on leads can go in the garden, wider estate and Carriage Museum, but not the main house or tea-room. Follow the brown signs, not sat nav, as unmarked lanes are dead ends.
Hartland Abbey
Sat nav: EX39 6DT
A family-owned former abbey with Jekyll-influenced gardens, a wild valley walk to the Atlantic cove and Malory Towers fame.
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Hartland Abbey was founded in the 12th century and is still the home of the Stucley family. You can wander through the house at your own pace, taking in rooms from Medieval to Victorian times, with paintings, furniture and Chinese porcelain collected over generations. Exhibitions cover filming on the estate and the Stonehenge pioneer William Stukeley.
Tip: Hartland Quay is only a mile away, so it pairs well with a visit; the tea room needs a valid garden entry ticket.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.




















