May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
28 Salcombe Retreat has been designed by an award-winning team and offers high quality accommodation with breathtaking views across the fields and out to sea. The homes have been positioned to provide a sense of privacy and yet, at the same time, maximise the clear, uninterrupted country and sea views through floor to ceiling windows from the living rooms.
This idyllic position is surrounded by National Trust land in an area designated as an ‘Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty’. The lodge has been finished with a contemporary feel to its interior that enhances its country and coastal setting.
The beach at Soar Mill Cove is a 15-20 minute walk away (downhill) and provides a haven of tranquillity. There is a beautiful sandy beach which is surrounded by cliffs with numerous rock pools to explore and climb and beautiful clear blue waters to swim in. You can also enjoy breathtaking walks on the south west coastal path which takes you along some of the most unspoilt coastline in the country. It is also fantastic for bird watching, with regular sightings of Gannets and Peregrine Falcons.
Salcombe harbour is a 5-10 minute drive away and offers fine restaurants, bars, cafes and individual shops and galleries.
One small dog will be accepted at this property on request.
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The West Country / Devon region
With lush rolling hills, green lanes and golden beaches, it is easy to see why Devon is such a popular holiday destination. Whether you want to soak up its stunning scenery, try one of its many activities or indulge in some fabulous food, Devon is an ideal destination for a truly memorable self catering holiday.
The South Hams is renowned as the Jewel of the South West. The spectacular coastline, which can be enjoyed along the 60 miles of coastal path or on the award-winning beaches, is a draw in itself. However, the regions attractions do not end at the shore as you’ll find something to suit all ages and interests. The South Hams is truly a captivating area worthy of its national status as a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and will tempt you into returning year after year.
Salcombe area
Dartmouth & Kingswear The splendour of Dartmouth’s enchanting waterfront and the imposing Britannia Royal Naval College are enough of a draw in themselves; but Dartmouth has plenty more on offer. During the summer the town is a hive of activity with sailing as one of the main attractions. The music festival, food festival and Christmas festivals ensure that there is something to look forward to all year round. There are cafes and bars a plenty to relax in after meandering around the independent shops, galleries and markets.
Kingswear is only a short ferry ride away and is home to a few friendly pubs, a village stores and Post Office, the Darthaven Marina and the Steam train to Paignton.
Salcombe Probably the most famous resort and sailing centre in the South West, Salcombe is the Southern most town in the South Hams. The views Salcombe boasts are second to none and in the summer months is a haven of activity with sail boats, dinghies and yachts peppering the river. Shops include Musto, Jack Wills, White Stuff, fat face mixed in with independent galleries and boutiques. You are never far from refreshments with plenty of traditional pubs to choose from all within a few steps form the waters edge.
There are 3 beautiful sandy beaches just across the river from Salcombe; East Portlemouth, North Sands and South Sands which can be access via regular ferries.
Slapton sands, Torcross Situated between Dartmouth and Salcombe, at the end of a 3 mile beach, Torcross combines the charm of an English village with it's thatched cottages and friendly atmosphere, with beach life and wildlife. The village itself has a general stores and post office, two traditional pubs with excellent food, cafes, pottery and a butcher.
Slapton Freshwater Ley, which sits parallel to the beach and is only separated by the road, is a National Nature reserve and is bursting with wildlife and birdlife.
Torcross also bares an important memorial to the lives that were lost during World War II. It was made famous as the training ground for US Army forces preparing for the D-Day invasion in World War II. An American Sherman tank which was lost at sea in 1944 and recovered in 1984, and memorials, stand beside the visitor parking lot as a reminder of the lives that were lost.
Stoke Gabriel Stoke Gabriel is a peaceful village situated on a creek of the River Dart. From the village centre you can walk down to the creek where you will find a Mill Pond and quay on the river just perfect for fishing, sailing, relaxing, feeding the ducks and swans and for the children to go crabbing. There is a small Bistro on the rivers edge (River Shack) where you can sample some of Devon's Ice cream or even enjoy an evening meal of local caught fish.
There are many walks along the riverbank which will eventually take you back into the village where you can stop and enjoy the local atmosphere at one of the two traditional village pubs. There is also a local convenience store with fresh fruit and veg, a post office, parish church and a tea shop.
Stoke Gabriel also presents an excellent launch point for canoes and provides an ideal entry into the middle section of the River Dart, where you can explore upriver as far as Totnes, or downriver as far as being swept out to sea at the mouth of the Dart, or poke about up the Harbourne. There are four stages along the River Dart that you may want to explore with the Stoke launch finishing at Sharpham. For more information please visit songofthepaddle
Stoke Fleming A quintessentially English village, Stoke Fleming is a just a few miles outside of Dartmouth. Within the village you will find a village stores and post office, village pub and a sea food restaurant (that also serves fish & chips!). It's peaceful locations enables instant relaxation while being close to the amenities of Dartmouth.
The nearest beach is Blackpool sands (life guarded during the summer months) set in a sheltered bay surrounded by evergreens and pines. It is perfect for a beach day out and With sand pits, a bathing raft, kayaks for hire it is a true family day out.
Bigbury-on-Sea Bigbury-on-Sea lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has stunning views across the award winning beaches of Bigbury, Bantham and Challaborough. It looks onto the famous Burgh Island which can be reached by tractor at low tide. Surprisingly for such a small village it offers a variety of watersports, great coastal walks, and has a beautiful cliff top 18 hole Golf Course, with outstanding views of the moors and sea in all directions. Located on Bigbury beach there is a surf school - perfect for the young and young at heart!
Close by, there is a Post Office and village stores where your holiday shopping can be ordered and delivered for your convenience. There are several eateries including the award winning Venus Café located next to the beach, which offers local organic produce. The Pilchard Inn, located on Burgh Island, offers good basic food and a selection of fine ales.
Totnes Situated in the heart of the beautiful South Hams, Totnes is an ancient market town on the banks of the Dart Estuary between the moors and the sea. The town oozes culture and history starting from the prominent Elizabethan East Gate Arch and 16th and 17th merchants’ houses, one of which is the towns’ museum to the towns predominant castle.
The town has a reputation for alternative culture giving it an exciting bohemian feel. There are many independent shops including crafts, music, galleries and antiques plus the twice weekly market along side the more traditional shops.
Restaurants, cafes and bars are dotted along the main street and riverside offering fine cuisine and delicious cream teas in an atmosphere you will find hard to leave. There are also several establishments that offer live entertainment for an evening out. The nearest beaches are in Torbay.
Places of interest you may want to visit include: * Dartmouth Castle * Kitley Caves * Royal Citadel * Totnes Castle * The Guildhall * Berry Pomeroy Castle * Darting Cider Press * River link Cruises down the River Dart * Sharpham Vinyard and Creamery
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Double beds (2), Dining seating for 4, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels.
Outdoors:
Private garden
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Parking space
Further details indoors: Living space: o Open plan living/dining/kitchen area with large windows and doors leading out to the decked terrace. o Views across the countryside and down to the sea. o Furnished with a stylish 'L' shaped six seater sofa and coffee table. o TV with Freeview and DVD player. o Dining table and four chairs.
Dining area: o Modern kitchen with integrated appliances including a built-in gas oven grill and hob, dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge freezer. o Full utensils and accessories including a microwave, kettle, toaster and cafetiere. o Iron and ironing board.
Sleeping arrangements: Bedroom one o Double bed, two bedside tables both with lamps, fitted wardrobe and 3 drawer chest. o Access to bathroom.
Bedroom two with en-suite o Double bed, two bedside tables both with lamps, walk-in wardrobe with shelves. o En-suite comprises a whirlpool bath, wash basin, w.c. shelving and mirror.
Bathrooms: o Shower room comprises a shower cubicle,w.c. and wash basin. It is a 'Jack and Jill' style with access from the living area and bedroom one. o En-suite to bedroom two comprises whirlpool bath, wash basin, w.c. shelving and mirror.
Further details outdoors: O Open views to the sea and Bolberry Down. o Decked patio area with patio furniture. o Close to the beach at Soar Mill Cove. o Salcombe Harbour is a 5-10 minutes drive away. o One dedicated parking space alongside each lodge for one car only. o Separate car park at top of site for visitor/extra parking.
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Each booking incurs a non-refundable booking fee of £15.
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- A deposit of 1/3 of the total price is required to secure a property. The balance is due six weeks before arrival. - For bookings arriving within 6 weeks, payment must be made in full by debit or credit card. - Only weekly (or multiples of) bookings are accepted in July and August. The changeover date is Saturday unless otherwise stated. - Short breaks (min. 3 nights) are accepted at other times of the year unless otherwise stated. - A non-refundable £19.50 booking fee is applicable to all bookings. - All properties are non-smoking. - Pets are accepted in certain properties where stated.
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 86270
Name:
Blue Chip Vacations
Company:
Blue Chip Vacations
Tel:
+44 (0)1803 855282
Fax:
+44 (0)1803 881029
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