Why are there luxury holiday homes in Salcombe?

Each of our luxury Salcombe holiday homes has been handpicked because of their prime central location, exceptional views and beautiful interior design. Access to the water and town is a key feature of our properties, closely followed by an exceptional view of the estuary and a great interior.

Which is the best place to visit in Salcombe?

The estuary is home to beautiful views, sandy beaches and glorious countryside walks. Bring your beloved pooch along with you to a dog-friendly holiday home and let them run wild in the wide open Salcombe fields. Another of the must-see spots in Salcombe is Overbeck’s.

Is there a Kate and Toms in Salcombe?

With a kate & tom’s luxury Salcombe cottage, the choice is yours. Families, friends and loved ones can all have the perfect English escape on Devon’s south coast. Beautiful views, stunning scenery and fun-filled days for the whole family are calling your name.

Where are the best cottages in South Devon?

South Devon Cottages Dart Marina East Portlemouth Hillfield Village Hope Cove Kingsbridge Near Salcombe Thurlestone Torcross & Start Bay

What to do in Salcombe for a weekend?

Take to the water, explore the coast, shop ’til you drop or just relax on a golden shore; whatever you seek, you’ll find in Salcombe. From family holidays to romantic weekends, our hand-picked collection of Salcombe holiday cottages gives the chance to make yourself at home.

Where is the Salcombe cottage in Malborough Devon?

This quaint cottage is situated in the village of Malborough, Devon. Off-road parking. Garden with furniture. Close to amenities. Pet-friendly. Salcombe 2.8 miles; Kingsbridge 4.4 miles. (Ref. 1070089) A well-presented, first-floor duplex apartment in the centre of Salcombe, Devon. Close to a number of amenities. Terrace with seating.

How big is the Start Point Lighthouse in Salcombe?

Start Point Lighthouse is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful picture. The gothic-style 92-foot lighthouse dates back to 1836, when it was used to guide ships into Salcombe’s harbour. Today, it is open for tours, picnics and anyone who wants to get their ideal coastal shot.