Located in Salcombe, Devon, this charming 19th-century workers cottage sleeps 8 guests in 4 bedrooms, all with double beds. The property has been newly renovated in 2018 with stylish design features and a modern-rustic feel. It includes 3 bathrooms, 2 of which are en-suites, and a shared bathroom. The cottage retains many original features, adding to its charm, and offers off-street private parking for 2 vehicles. The interior is well laid out with comfortable living spaces and a stone-walled garden for outdoor dining.
To ensure a safe stay for guests, the property follows enhanced cleaning standards in response to COVID-19. This includes providing hand soap and sanitizer, cleaning all towels and linen with high temperatures and germ-killing products, changing all linen and towels after every stay, and disinfecting surfaces with Zoflora, a product recommended by the European Centre for Disease Prevention. The housekeeper has undergone COVID-19 protection cleaning training, and buffer days are scheduled between stays for thorough cleaning and airing of the property.
While the cottage offers wheelchair access on the ground floor and in the garden bedroom with an ensuite shower room, it is not fully disabled accessible. The property, over 130 years old, has been lovingly renovated to provide modern-day comforts while retaining original elements like stone feature walls and restored floorboards. The stairs are narrow and steep by modern standards but easily accessible with care. Underfloor heating has been added to the ground floor living areas for added comfort.
Situated in a rural area near the sea, the cottage is ideally located within an easy stroll to the town center of Salcombe. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, jet skiing, and kayaking in the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include Salcombe Maritime Museum, South Devon, Dartmoor National Park, and Bigbury Golf Club. With its compact yet spacious design, this cottage offers a comfortable and enjoyable living experience for families and groups looking to explore the beauty of the South West of England.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!