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Positioned overlooking Start Bay on the south coast of Devon, this home has been thoughtfully put together, making the most of its incredible views. Architect designed using a combination of steel, glass and stone, there's more than a hint of a Mediterranean feel to the place. The interiors are elegant and luxurious, with rooms spread across four floors and encompassing a self-contained studio apartment. With all eyes on the rolling hills and the seascape to the rear, the design features several balconies and terraces – all offering places to sit and take it all in. There's so much to love about this home, but some of our favourite features are the cinema room, the floor-to-ceiling views from the dining table and the choice of terraces outside where you can eat your meals together. By day you can explore the coastal paths and villages, or drive to Salcombe or Dartmouth in less than half an hour. If you're bringing your bucket and spade, you'll be pleased to know the beach at Slapton Sands is just a five-minute drive away.

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This charming little cottage used to be owned by a coastguard and is like a home away from home – but with a better view. Every morning you get to wake up to the sound of the Start Way lake and the sea, with a gorgeous view of the glistening lake from one of the bedrooms. Homely and vibrant, the open–plan living area gives you the chance to pop the TV on while you cook breakfast. 

Stepping outside in the morning, you breathe in the ocean breeze while making your way to The Billy Can Cafe for a toasty cup of coffee. Spend the afternoon exploring the hidden gems that Devon has to offer – our favourite is the Stokeley farm shop that stocks products made by local artisans. With the dog–friendly beach practically on your doorstep, why not tuck into a steaming portion of traditional fish and chips while sitting on the sand? 

As the sun sets and the tide goes in, head back home to snuggle up in front of the fireplace. Pop your favourite film on, or pick up your latest read, and while away the rest of the day in total bliss.

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For a wholesome getaway in sunny Devon, this cottage is just the ticket. In the heart of Slapton Ley, you have the coast on one side of the house, and a lake on the other. It's a nature lover's paradise. Enjoy taking your dog for a morning walk along the coastal path, less than a thirty-second walk away. Mornings spent here are peaceful and serene and by lunchtime, families will gather along the golden sands for a beautiful day by the sea. Take leisurely afternoon swims in the sea, before making the short walk home for a glass of wine in your garden. As afternoon turns into evening, you'll love the blue skies slipping away into shades of orange and purples, before unveiling a twinkly starry sky. It's the best seat in the house, the perfect place to enjoy breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. If you do want to venture out, the lovely harbour town of Dartmouth, a twenty-five-minute drive away, is lined with restaurants, pubs, and bars. You can't beat seafood when it's this fresh!

By the Sea Shore

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Exhilarating walks along the seafront, relaxing soaks in the jacuzzi bathtub and lazy afternoons curled up on the sofa – this home welcomes you to enjoy it all from the pretty coastal village of Torcross. And with views across Start Bay as well as the nearby nature reserve, you’ll find yourself in the perfect setting for a refreshing retreat in the heart of south Devon. 

Days can be spent exploring this beautiful stretch of coastline. From National Trust properties and hiking trails to farm shops and cosy cafes, this is a wonderful place to experience the magic of outdoor living. Both Dartmouth and Salcombe are within easy driving distance, while nearby Slapton Village has a charming pub and community store for any amenities you might need. 

Wherever the day takes you, this apartment welcomes you to pause, rest and savour the simple pleasures of coastal living. Enjoy the comfort of home cooking in the fully equipped kitchen, gather around the table to watch the sunset and raise a glass to the natural beauty of Devon. 

Blue Calm 

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Fancy a romantic getaway with a twist? This upside-down home places a firelit living area above the bedroom, where the en-suite bathtub enjoys a framed view of the creek. Upstairs, we think the waterside terrace might inspire a paddle to Salcombe – made easy by the three-seater kayak your host provides. It's worth noting that there is a bit of a hike to the front door here (thirty-six steps, to be precise), so this home won't be the best option for everyone. 

The Great Outward

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This Georgian home in South Devon’s Chillington sits on an acre of land and offers a quintessential rural retreat. Pull on the wellies provided by your host, help yourself to the apples growing in the orchard and cook up a crumble in the country-style kitchen. When it comes to tucking in, groups of more than ten will need to spread across two dining tables – perfect for adults and children looking to chat amongst themselves. The beautifully-appointed bedrooms are spread across three floors, so expect to climb some stairs here. And after an afternoon of croquet in the garden, the group can either socialise together or split off for quiet time thanks to the two welcoming sitting rooms.

River Rush

Perched on the edge of Slapton Sands, you’ll find this wonderful coastal apartment. Beautifully reflected in the decor, this contemporary home has a vibrant, nautical theme, with pops of marine blue peppered around the home. Snuggled on your sofa with your hands wrapped around a morning coffee, you can take a peek through the bay window to see the water sparkle below – it’s the most serene way to start the day. 

For a relaxing evening in, the sleek kitchen will be perfect for you to put your culinary skills to the test, and the open-plan space is ideal for socialising with loved ones. Set the ambience with the electric fire and you’ll soon be ready for a blissful night’s sleep. In summer months, leave your window ajar and the sound of the waves will carry you away. 

With a year-round, dog-friendly beach on your doorstep, be sure to bring your four-legged friends on this holiday – they’ll love nothing more than a three-mile beach to stretch their paws on. Bringing together the best of the coast and country, this hideaway will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. 

Part the Sea

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Situated in the quaint village of Frogmore, this captivating country cottage offers panoramic waterfront views and is the ultimate bolthole for guests looking to rest, recharge and enjoy some quality time together. 

Soak up the sun on the south-facing balcony and enjoy the remarkable Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary view. The space offers options for everyone to make lasting memories with the array of garden games for unforgettable summer fun, a six-foot pool table for some friendly competition and the use of three kayaks to explore the estuary using the home’s own slipway access to Frogmore Creek. 

For those looking for some quiet downtime, the sunbeds and summer house are perfect for curling up with a good book while barbecue enthusiasts can whip up a feast in the fresh air. When the temperature drops, cosy up by the wood burner in the living area for a movie night or take turns stargazing through the telescope in the snug.

If you can bring yourself to leave, there's plenty to explore right on your doorstep. South Devon's chic seaside town of Salcombe is 9 miles away, the picturesque town of Dartmouth is twenty-five minutes by car, while the hippie haven of Totnes is half an hour away.

Paddle Creek

You can hear the rush of ocean waves and taste the salt in the air at this charming seaside home in Torcross. First of all, there’s a private terrace, furnished with table and chairs, right on the promenade. Glass sliding doors lead from here to the living room, so you can still hear the sea from the comfort of the sofa. Beachglass-blue bowls and turquoise cushions pop against the otherwise white and cream backdrop inside. The kitchen is tucked away separately, with everything you need to cook a family meal.

On the promenade, it’s no surprise that you’re mere footsteps from the beach and there’s a charming local pub just two doors down. The South West Coastal Path runs right outside the door of this home and, if you want to explore the area by car, you’ll find Dartmouth a twenty-five-minute drive away and Salcombe half an hour away. 

Ice Cream & Sea Salt

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Going solely by the weathered stone exterior and the wooden beams underneath the vaulted ceiling inside, you could be forgiven for assuming that this home is a rustic getaway in the middle of the countryside. It's actually to be found right on the South West Coast Path, close to three miles of shingle beach. Once a coach house, the property has been given a contemporary makeover inside, with parquet wood flooring underfoot, a kitchen finished in a modern shade of grey and bathrooms with neat brick-style tiling. We're sure you'll find it a perfectly relaxing place to return to after a day of exploring the locale. Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve sits pretty much next door, while Blackpool Sands can be reached in ten minutes in the car.

The Barnstormer

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Tucked away in a secluded valley, yet with South Ham's water's edge and Devon's beaches a short drive away, the setting of this cottage is one of a kind. Part of an impressive country estate, kids will love the shared indoor heated pool, tennis court, playground and vast communal lawns found within the grounds – not to mention the trampoline, slide, climbing frame, sit-on tractors and football pitch. It's worth noting this elegant cottage only has a small private courtyard leading off the kitchen. But with those shared terraces overlooking the valley for barbecues and pizza oven nights, we can forgive that.

A Devon Dream 

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Explore the delights of South Devon from this picture-perfect penthouse apartment, ideal for a family looking to get away from it all. Located in the sleepy village of Torcross, it's an excellent spot to recharge your batteries away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The modern, open-plan design means you won't miss out on any of the fun, whether you're relaxing on the low sofa or preparing a mouthwatering dinner in the sleek kitchen. At the end of the day, the three bedrooms offer a tranquil sanctuary and a sound night's sleep. Blessed with a prime position, you're just a short walk away from a three-mile expanse of shingle beach and the pristine Slapton Ley Nature Reserve – a haven for birders. Meanwhile, history buffs will appreciate the opportunity to discover more about the ill-fated Exercise Tiger that took place here in April 1944. Finally, if you want to explore further afield, the picturesque towns of Dartmouth and Salcombe are within a half-hour drive.


Strawberry Jam

This cottage is adjacent to a working lighthouse which dates back to 1863. A sandy beach is situated a twenty-minute drive away, as is the charming coastal town of Salcombe. It would be hard to beat this home's stunning sea views, and with direct access to the South West Coast Path, this is a true Devon gem. You can enjoy your morning coffee or a sunset drink outdoors on the gravelled patio, while inside, an electric stove awaits for cosy cooler evenings. Bear in mind that due to the cottage’s location hikers and lighthouse visitors will be passing by, so there's not complete privacy here. And, on rare occasions, the fog alarm might sound but your host provides earplugs to counteract any potential noise. 


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Set in the heart of bustling Salcombe, this former fisherman's cottage is a delightful place to call home. As you can expect, the interior has plenty of coastal charm, though it is a tad snug upstairs. All the contemporary comforts are accounted for, be it underfloor heating or White Company toiletries. Evenings call for cocktails in the front courtyard – there's a distillery just across the street where you can sample local gin. Also within walking distance are Salcombe's artisan shops, independent eateries, and picturesque harbour, perfect for dog walks in the sun.

Wind & Sail

Characterful and bright, this home is situated along three miles of the shingled beaches in Torcross. Originally constructed in the 1800s to house horse-drawn carriages, it's been renovated to retain the original charm and features, such as the exposed roof timbers in the living area. We love how welcoming the space feels, with sofas you want to sink into and a smart kitchen for rustling up Devon-inspired cuisine of your own. Share breakfast around the dining table before heading out for a day in the sun – this home is just metres from the beach. Stretch out on the shores of Slapton Sands while kids splash in the calm waters. When you're feeling peckish, pop home for lunch or grab a bite at one of the quaint eateries and pubs along the shore. Dartmouth and Kingsbridge aren't far – both a twenty-minute drive – if you'd like to pick up the pace and explore more of the South Devon Coast, but there's a quiet charm to the sleepy village of Torcross that we adore. It's perfect for families wanting a more laid-back, seaside getaway.

Sleepy Town

One of six natural stone cottages tucked away within a secluded valley between Dartmouth and Salcombe, this home's location is idyllic. With no local amenities to walk to, you'll need a car to get out and about. Though you're rarely a fifteen-minute drive from South Devon's sheltered coves and South Ham's water's edge is even closer. There's plenty to keep everyone busy within the cottage's vast communal grounds, too. Think shared indoor heated pool, tennis court, playground, communal lawns and alfresco terraces. Prefer a little more privacy? That wood-burning fire and small suntrap terrace back at the elegant cottage should do nicely.

Devon Blue

Situated in a private gated development, this penthouse apartment is all about the views. Easily accessible courtesy of the lift from the covered parking area, head on up to the third floor and you’ll find an open-plan, light-filled space waiting to welcome you home. The sea vistas are best enjoyed from the balcony over a glass of wine, but you’re spoilt with scenery from most parts of this home – fling open the bi-fold doors and take it all in. Better still, Salcombe's centre is just a short stroll away, so you'll never be too far from shops, eateries and the water.

The Olde English

Just a short stroll from the centre of Salcombe, this apartment is a refreshing coastal escape. The rooms are bright and breezy, the balcony has beautiful views across the estuary and we love the sweet extras like the Sonos sound system, Netflix and The White Company toiletries. Families should note that child-friendly amenities aren’t available here and that little ones will need to be supervised in the communal garden. Still, it’s a fantastic location with easy access to East Portlemouth's beaches, as well as hiking trails through the surrounding countryside – not to mention private parking for adventures further afield.

The Sea From Here

Set just off Salcombe's bustling high street, you couldn't dream up a more central location for this stylish home. Not that you'd know it sat on the oh-so-private terrace of this palatial property. Offering practicality and style in equal measure, the orangery dining room is a delight – and that designer kitchen with twin dishwashers and wine fridges makes entertaining a breeze. With flexible arrangements for each bedroom, which are spaced apart over three floors, this home perfectly suits big groups looking to holiday together without crowding each other.

Sea Salt Waves

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Rolling hills, hot tubs and contemporary design are on the cards at this standout home designed by renowned architect Stan Bolt. Perched in the peaceful village of West Charleton and surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, its setting is idyllic. Inside, discover three well-proportioned bedrooms boasting floor-to-ceiling windows to let the outside in and a palatial primary bedroom suite with a private deck and hot tub for the ultimate relaxation. Outside, kids will love exploring the labyrinth of gardens, with water features and a shepherd's hut offering spectacular views across the South Hams. Ready for a change of scene? Charming Salcombe is just a fifteen-minute drive, and Slapton Sands are even closer. 

The Garden Song

Tucked within the grounds of a private estate, this cosy cottage delivers a great solution for those in search of comfort, warmth and family fun. From the communal indoor swimming pool and tennis court to the gym and kids’ playground, you’ll find plenty to keep everyone entertained. This won’t be the best option if you’re looking for total seclusion, but you will have a private terrace, snug rooms and a wood-burning fire. It’s also in a great location – the Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary and the sandy beaches of south Devon are within easy driving distance. 

Rustic Joy

This Georgian home is full of personal touches. Inside, you'll find two cosy lounges, a log burner, and traditional window seats ideal for curling up with a book. The wi-fi isn't the fastest, and the Jack-and-Jill bathrooms mean you'll have to share. But it's the garden that's the real stunner. Set across an acre of land, there's plenty of green space for pups and little ones. The table has alfresco meals written all over it, while the outdoor sofa is perfect for unwinding with a G&T. Croquet, an apple orchard, and even a selection of wellies are all available, too. Set in the south Devon countryside, you'll only be a short drive from pretty beaches and the seaside.

Whispers of Charm

This stylish seaside haven is steps from Salcombe's vibrant high street and water's edge. Not that you'd know, sat in the oh-so-peaceful, Mediterranean-style terraces back home. Perfect for a multi-generational family stay, there's an annexe bedroom with a useful kitchenette, en-suite shower room, and projector cinema screen for anyone wanting their own space. While over in the main house, discover three elegant bedrooms, each with a sleek bathroom. The cosy sitting room and log-burning fires are a nice touch for hunkering down on winter nights. And that made-for-action kitchen with double dishwashers and a sizable wine fridge will make entertaining a breeze. 

Salcombe Muse

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Overlooking an arm of the Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary, this home not only has a stunning waterfront view in its arsenal, but the rolling countryside packs a pretty impressive punch, too. For that very valid reason, we recommend spending as much time as possible out on the decked terrace – whether that’s in the hot tub or simply enjoying a cup of coffee in one of the outdoor chairs is completely up to you, as long as you’re keeping an eye on the horizon. 

Popular with paddle boarders, you might even spot a few going by when you’re taking in the water views. If you’re eager to try it out for yourself, there’s a rental place a five-minute walk away and they’ll see that you’re joining the fray in no time. Prefer to admire the water from afar? Also completely fine, and you might find yourself frequenting the famous Crabshell Inn. With its waterfront position, you’re able to appreciate the surroundings while you sip a pint, and it’s only a five-minute stroll away from home. 

Explore the market town of Kingsbridge, drive to Salcombe and visit as much of South Devon as you can manage in between all of the relaxation you’ll be doing in this home. Kindle a fire in the wood-burning stove and sit back with a glass of wine as you watch the world go by through the floor to ceiling windows. 

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This beautiful pet-friendly home in Salcombe offers coastal charm in spades. Laid out over two floors, you’ll find thoughtful touches at every turn, from the wine fridge and Sonos speaker system to the Juliet balcony with creek views and the luxurious en-suite with its freestanding tub. Outside, meanwhile, the home ups the ante with a sunny front patio, as well as a back garden complete with a gazebo for alfresco dining, gas and charcoal barbecues and a pizza oven. It’s ideally located a short stroll from Island Street where you can nip over to its artisanal shops for morning croissants and essentials, while Salcombe Castle and the nearby beaches can easily be reached by car. 


The Seaside Riviera

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Just outside Salcombe, this two-storey home places you amongst rolling hills and an idyllic lake. The living areas, offering up incredible views, are perfect spots for relaxing after a hike, but it's outdoors where this home really comes to life – there are 2.5 acres of private gardens to explore, and the home even has its own private slipway on the lake. Fancy trying out paddleboarding? Speak with your host to arrange to hire a couple throughout your stay.

The Oasis House

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Transporting you right to the water’s edge, this apartment makes the ideal setting for a refreshing coastal escape. You’ll be a short stroll from the nearby beaches, as well as Salcombe’s main attractions. If you happen to own a boat, you can set sail straight from the private slipway and adventure along the coast. And for those in search of pure relaxation, the terrace provides the perfect spot to sit back and soak in the estuary views. Guests should also note the living room and kitchen are on the top floor with stair access, so this may not be the best option for those with reduced mobility. 


The Blue Harp

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Positioned a twenty-minute walk or six-minute drive from Blackpool Sands, this cosy period property has everything you need for a comfortable stay on the Devonshire coast. Inside, it’s modern yet classic with familiar furnishings that make the house feel just like home. Riffle through the wall of books and get lost in a paperback, stopping only to make yourself a cup of tea in the fully-equipped kitchen.

When the sun shines, spill out onto the patio for scones and jam in the afternoon or a glass or two of wine at sundown. For those who like to keep active on their holidays, there’s a tennis court a short stroll from your doorstep. But if taking it easy is more your style, relax on the nearby beach with an ice cream in hand.

Calm & Cosy

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This charming cottage is perfect for couples looking for a relaxing break in idyllic surroundings. It’s tucked away in attractive grounds that feature a secret garden as well as communal facilities including a heated indoor pool, tennis courts, and a gym. There’s also a play area for little ones, and a great entertaining space that can be hired for events and functions. The cottage is cosy and comfortable, with a patio area that’s the perfect spot for alfresco dining in the summer. Best of all, you’ll be a short drive from the beaches of Salcombe and Hope Cove. 

Devonshire Violets

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Nestled in a sleepy village on the South West coast path, this corner of Devon is the perfect place to embrace the slow pace of village life. Crafted in grey stone, this bolthole is equal parts rustic romantic as it is contemporary comfort. The upside-down layout means you'll wake up to views of the small garden in the morning. After a relaxing lie-in, head upstairs for a cup of tea and a delicious breakfast. We love the vaulted ceilings – complete with timber beams – and the squishy L-shaped sofa is just the ticket after a long day. Outside, a small patio is a sweet spot to sip morning coffees and evening cocktails. When you're ready for adventure, don your walking shoes and enjoy a ramble along the coast, rewarding yourself once finished with some hearty fare at the pub down the street. You're also well-connected to Devon's busiest destinations – it's only a fifteen-minute drive from Dartmouth and five minutes from Blackpool Sands – making this an excellent base to call home.

Sailor's Secret

For a stay to remember, look no further than this cottage on the cliff edge overlooking Start Bay. The home is part of an operational lighthouse, and the views are second to none – especially from the decked patio. Flexible sleeping arrangements mean this place is ideal for a family or group of friends, though the steep stairs may make it unsuitable for those with limited mobility. It’s worth noting, however, that there's an automatic electronic fog signal, but earplugs are provided during occasional periods of fog or mist. Guests can explore the South West Coast Path, which runs adjacent to the building, or visit Lannacombe Beach, a twelve-minute drive away.

Pirate's Perch

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Just metres from the shingle and sparkling waters of Slapton Sands, this seaside apartment offers exceptional views over the nature reserve and beach, and an unrivalled waterside position. One for lovers of modern design and open spaces, it’s particularly well-equipped for a family holiday. Young and young-at-heart guests can entertain themselves with the Playstation 4 when at home, and if you're not into gaming, there's also a separate TV snug to catch up on your favourite shows. Aspiring chefs will enjoy flexing their culinary muscles in the open-plan, modern kitchen – it's perfect for sociable cooking and comes with a handy wine cooler for connoisseurs who like to enjoy their bottles chilled to the perfect temperature. There's a communal patio that's ideal to catch a breath of fresh air, although we recommend heading out and exploring the South Devon Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty – there are more than enough beach walks and outdoor excursions to keep you busy for the duration of your stay. While the picturesque towns of Dartmouth and Salcombe are within a half-hour drive.

Gull's View

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Nestled in the lush South Devon countryside, this stunning converted barn is an idyllic place to unwind while being conveniently located near beaches and pretty market towns. This characterful home offers a luxurious stay with attractive and quirky features like the mezzanine above the lounge perfect for kids, vaulted ceilings in the kitchen and a vintage roll-top bath in one of the bedrooms.

For a relaxing holiday in beautiful surroundings (both inside and out), with the breathtaking English coastline on your doorstep, this is the perfect spot. Admire the glorious views of rolling farmland from the open plan kitchen, or relax with family and friends on the large patio as the sun goes down. You'll also have access to the farm's sprawling grounds, where children can play in a Wendy house and bounce on the trampoline. 

When you're ready to explore, Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve is about a five-minute drive away. Enjoy a leisurely walk to admire the local wildlife, then go for a paddle or kayak from the three-mile stretch of beach at Slapton Sands. Carve out some time to go for a hike along the South West Coast Path or take a ten-minute drive to Kingsbridge and have a rummage in the eclectic antique stores. There's also an award-winning pub in Chillington within walking distance – ideal for those nights when you don't fancy cooking.

Coleridge Barn

This Georgian beauty set along the Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary offers luxury and style in equal measure. Thanks to a sympathetic extension, there’s room for all ten of you to pile in at this design-savvy home. Spill out into the smart drawing room with a log burner and glorious views over the estuary, or sneak into the second sitting room for some quiet time. Outside, the manicured lawns lead down to a private quay and shingle beach – perfect for paddling or crab fishing at low tide. Fancy a change of scene? Central Kingsbridge, with an established restaurant scene, is just a ten-minute walk away.  

The Ambassador's Retreat

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This Grade II-listed fisherman's cottage showcases the best of Salcombe. The panoramas are incredible – whether you're waking up in the bedroom or enjoying a cup of tea on the south-facing terrace, you'll have a direct view of the boats bobbing in the estuary. Indoors, the 19th-century character complements the contemporary design, creating a calm, cosy place to unwind. There's a laundry room accessed via the alleyway, plus a handy wet room to rinse off sandy paws. As for the location, there's no comparison. You'll be perched along Victoria Quay's sea wall, only a short stroll from the high street and quayside.

The Little Fisherman

Netflix

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Luxury Bedding

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Just a five-minute stroll from Salcombe's waters, you'll find this seaside beauty housed in a handsome Georgian villa apartment surrounded by landscaped gardens.

Inside, this place is the epitome of good taste – and we'd expect nothing less from arguably the prettiest village on the South Devon coast. The interior designer host has effortlessly nailed coastal chic, fusing muted blues and greys, tasteful seascapes on the wall, and dashes of driftwood.

Sunny mornings call for lazy alfresco breakfasts in your private garden to steal a glimpse of the nearby sea, hills and fields beyond. Meanwhile, kids and furry friends can run off some energy on the lawns  – the village park, just a one-minute walk away, can help with that too. 

When it's time for some seaside nostalgia, spend bucket-and-spade days down on Salcombe's sandy beaches – just a twenty-minute scenic stroll along the coastal path past the ruins of the village's castle fort. Up the ante with sailing, kayaking, and surfing on the estuary (a five-minute stroll away). Or mooch along to the cafes, restaurants, traditional pubs and ice cream parlours of the village's well-heeled high street (two minutes from your door) – you'll be in good company.

Salcombe Seascape

Multiple Sets of Keys

There’s no chance of forgetting where you are when you stay in The Bowline. The nautical theme runs through the entire apartment (and when you head out, the entire town of Salcombe), but with good reason. This part of south Devon has some of the most picturesque coast in the country, so it makes sense that the area emphasises that. The apartment itself is charming, with a real homely atmosphere. It’s not huge, but if you don’t try to pack it out, it’s plenty big enough, and Diana’s hosting is top-notch, which goes a very long way.

The Bowline

Knockout estuary views, a sleepy village location, and design kudos to boot – there’s a lot to love about this exquisite South Devon home. Designed by renowned architect Stan Bolt, floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to soak up the glorious vistas whatever the weather, and there’s a wood-fired hot tub, cosy shepherds hut and large deck overlooking the Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary for alfresco living. Set in the quiet village of West Charleton, you’ll need a car when it’s time to explore. Make the glorious sands of Salcombe your first port of call – it’s just a fifteen-minute drive away.

Skyward Retreat

In the heart of pretty Salcombe, just a minute’s walk from the harbour, this breezy apartment is the perfect base from which to explore the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Dating back to the 17th century, you’ll notice vaulted ceilings and timber beams have been lovingly restored to provide timeless character among the modern comforts. The open-concept layout makes for easy entertaining – keep up with conversations as you tend to dinner in the stylish kitchen. For evenings when you’d rather hang up your apron, you’re footsteps from pubs offering hearty fare and fine ale. Spend sunny afternoons watching boats bob in the quay or pack a picnic and take the leisurely twenty-minute walk to North Salcombe Sands, where clear azure waters and rock pools teeming with crabs await. 

Harbour Breeze

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Salcombe sits near the mouth of the Kingsbridge Estuary, where the tides ripple in from Devon’s south coast to create a wonderful waterfront town. With a bustling shellfish industry, you can imagine the sorts of culinary delights you might experience during your stay, as well as traditional fish and chips, and even Michelin-rated eateries over the water in Kingsbridge. Ready to set sail?

Just under half a mile from Salcombe Harbour (around a ten-minute walk) this garden apartment boasts shimmering vistas of the waters beyond. Set in a tasteful, modern building, we think you’ll be spending a lot of your time on the extensive private terrace. With glass-fronted balconies, you can take in the views while reclining on sun loungers with a cocktail in hand. 

After sunset, you can step inside for an aperitif before heading out to dinner. The living space is an inviting nest of cushy corner sofas, woollen throws, and wooden floors. Perfectly modern and rustic at the same time. Sophistication and elegance continue throughout the home, culminating in a superbly stylish dining space with a chunky timber bench and nautical colours – not that you’ll be dining in much.

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