The Tamar- Two bedroom semi-detached home | Plots 2, 13 & 14

There is something wonderfully easy about the way the Tamar lives. As you step through the front door, a welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, with a handy guest cloakroom tucked neatly away for visitors. Beyond it, the home opens up into its real showpiece: a bright, open plan kitchen, dining and living space that stretches an impressive length across the rear of the house. It is a genuinely sociable room, the sort of space where cooking, relaxing and catching up all happen together, with French doors that invite you straight out into the enclosed rear garden. On sunny mornings you can throw them open, coffee in hand, and let inside and out become one.
The kitchen itself is thoughtfully designed and well appointed, with quality integrated Bosch appliances, an induction hob and sleek cabinetry.
Moving upstairs, you will find two comfortable double bedrooms, both generous enough for proper furniture and finished with real care, served by a stylish family bathroom.
To the rear of the property, the enclosed garden is a lovely private spot for al fresco dining or letting little ones play, and the home comes with the added convenience of allocated parking.
Ideal as a first home, an easy downsizer or a smart investment, the Tamar offers space, style and simplicity in equal measure, right in the heart of sought after Landkey.Tucked into the rolling green folds of the North Devon countryside, Landkey is one of those villages people fall for the moment they arrive. It has held onto its character where so many have lost theirs: a genuine rural community, largely unspoilt, where neighbours still know one another and life moves at a gentler, kinder pace.
At the heart of it all is everything that makes a place feel like home. There is a well regarded primary school, a village shop for the daily essentials, the handsome church of St Paul, a village hall that hosts the events which knit a community together, and a friendly local pub where the evenings pass easily in good company. It is the kind of place where children grow up with room to roam, and where a morning walk somehow always ends in a conversation.
Landkey wears its history lightly but proudly. Once a Saxon farming settlement, it became a parish in its own right back in the 12th century, and its church has watched over village life for centuries. It is also famous for something rather lovely. The Mazzard, a sweet local cherry, had all but disappeared from North Devon until Landkey’s own parish council brought it back from the brink, planting a new orchard as part of the Millennium Green. Come spring, the blossom is a picture, and it is a story that says everything about the spirit of the place.
For all its rural calm, Landkey is beautifully placed. Barnstaple, the regional centre, sits just three miles away with its high street shops, its historic pannier market, theatre, leisure facilities and rail links along the Tarka Line through to Exeter and beyond. You enjoy the quiet of the countryside without ever feeling far from the everyday.
And then there is the coast. Some of the finest beaches in the country lie within easy reach: the golden sweep of Saunton and Putsborough, the surf at Croyde, the wide open horizons of Woolacombe, all part of a coastline so special it has been named a World Surfing Reserve. Closer to home, the Tarka Trail runs nearby for cycling and walking, Exmoor National Park rises to the east for wilder days out, and the South West Coast Path is always there when the sea calls.
Peaceful, connected and full of character, Landkey is quite simply a wonderful part of the world to call home. Long Close offers you the chance to make it yours.

The Burrator – Three bedroom home | Plots 4, 5, 10 & 20

The Burrator is a beautifully proportioned family home that makes the most of every corner. As you step through the front door, the entrance hall leads you past a convenient guest cloakroom and into the heart of the home: a superb open plan kitchen, dining and living area that runs the full depth of the house. Generous and full of light, it is a space designed for real family life, with room to cook, gather and unwind, and French doors opening onto the enclosed rear garden to bring the outdoors in.
The kitchen is individually designed and well equipped, with integrated Bosch appliances, an induction hob and sleek cabinetry.
Moving upstairs, the principal bedroom is a lovely retreat with its own private en suite, while two further bedrooms, comfortable and versatile, share a smart family bathroom. Whether you need rooms for children, guests or a home office, the Burrator flexes easily around family life.
To the rear of the property, the enclosed garden offers a safe and private space for children to play and for summer evenings spent dining al fresco, while the attached garage and off road parking take care of the practical side of things.
Warm, spacious and thoughtfully laid out, the Burrator is a home you can settle into and grow with, set within the friendly village community of Landkey with the beaches and countryside of North Devon right on the doorstep. Plot 20 features an attractive bay window to the dining area.Tucked into the rolling green folds of the North Devon countryside, Landkey is one of those villages people fall for the moment they arrive. It has held onto its character where so many have lost theirs: a genuine rural community, largely unspoilt, where neighbours still know one another and life moves at a gentler, kinder pace.
At the heart of it all is everything that makes a place feel like home. There is a well regarded primary school, a village shop for the daily essentials, the handsome church of St Paul, a village hall that hosts the events which knit a community together, and a friendly local pub where the evenings pass easily in good company. It is the kind of place where children grow up with room to roam, and where a morning walk somehow always ends in a conversation.
Landkey wears its history lightly but proudly. Once a Saxon farming settlement, it became a parish in its own right back in the 12th century, and its church has watched over village life for centuries. It is also famous for something rather lovely. The Mazzard, a sweet local cherry, had all but disappeared from North Devon until Landkey’s own parish council brought it back from the brink, planting a new orchard as part of the Millennium Green. Come spring, the blossom is a picture, and it is a story that says everything about the spirit of the place.
For all its rural calm, Landkey is beautifully placed. Barnstaple, the regional centre, sits just three miles away with its high street shops, its historic pannier market, theatre, leisure facilities and rail links along the Tarka Line through to Exeter and beyond. You enjoy the quiet of the countryside without ever feeling far from the everyday.
And then there is the coast. Some of the finest beaches in the country lie within easy reach: the golden sweep of Saunton and Putsborough, the surf at Croyde, the wide open horizons of Woolacombe, all part of a coastline so special it has been named a World Surfing Reserve. Closer to home, the Tarka Trail runs nearby for cycling and walking, Exmoor National Park rises to the east for wilder days out, and the South West Coast Path is always there when the sea calls.
Peaceful, connected and full of character, Landkey is quite simply a wonderful part of the world to call home. Long Close offers you the chance to make it yours.