If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to stay in a place made homely by Kirstie Allsopp, then wonder no more… Her beautiful home in Devon, called Meadowgate, is actually available to rent out. The best news is that there is now a 25 per cent saving on certain bookings!
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Just minutes from Welcombe Mouth beach, this coastal bolthole is ideal for unforgettable staycations.
© classic.co.ukThe quaint dining room with Kirstie's handmade touches
The six-bedroom property is every inch as homely as you’d expect, with an aga, a roll-top bath and an eclectic mix of charming furniture.
© classic.co.ukThe luxurious bathroom is a real highlight
Winter can be enjoyed by the roaring open fire in the sitting room and in summer the landscaped garden can be utilised for barbecues and games.
© classic.co.ukThe games room will keep little ones smiling
It has been made to be very child-friendly with a second sitting room ideal for little ones and there’s even a games room.
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The design details give away Kirstie’s signature style, including a collection of vintage-style crockery in the kitchen, handmade furnishings throughout and traditional artworks hung upon the walls.
© classic.co.ukYou can spot Kirstie's design details around the house
If it wasn’t enough that you’ll get to stay inside Kirstie’s quaint abode, Classic Cottages are now offering 25 per cent off bookings at certain times of the year, for six people or less. So even during the global coronavirus pandemic, you can still enjoy a seaside getaway.
Stopping by the local pub is recommended and the surrounding woodland and coastal path make for great adventures.
© Photo: Getty ImagesKirstie's home is close to Welcombe Mouth beach in Devon
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Kirstie has become a TV favourite since co-hosting the hit show, Location, Location, Location. The show first appeared on our TV screens in 2000, and has produced over 200 episodes over the 20 years. Kirstie, and fellow co-host Phil Spencer, used to get £600 each for a day of filming.
To view the listing and book, please go to classic.co.uk
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