Braunds Sail Loft
£1,980.00 up to £4180 per week
The highlights This beautiful building has been expertly and sympathetically restored by a team of architects to create a luxurious holiday home for 10 guests while retaining the character of the original sail workshop.
Relaxing open plan living space leading out onto a private courtyard via huge sliding glass doors.
Fire pit, barbecue and outdoor dining space located in the courtyard along with a dedicated wetsuit drying area and storage for beach gear.
Located in the village of Braunton within walking distance of shops, cafes and restaurants and just a five-minute drive from Saunton Sands and Croyde Bay.
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3 nights Min Stay low season 7 nights high seasons
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