St Leonards, Salcombe, Devon - Sleeps 4

St Leonards is located on Shadycombe Road within a short walk of Salcombe’s renowned waterfront, shops and restaurants. This property sleeps four and is the perfect base for couples and small families wanting to explore the town, its sandy beaches and the catch the passenger ferry to the beaches of East Portlemouth and Millbay.

With a toasty fireplace, ample seating, television with integrated DVD player, the sitting room is the perfect place to unwind in comfort. The bright open-plan kitchen/dining room has a range of modern appliances, a round six-person dining table, and a pair of French doors, which lead out to the rear terrace.

The master bedroom has a super-King size bed, whilst the second bedroom is a twin room. The family bathroom is on the first floor. On the second floor, steep stairs lead to a snug / playroom designed for children. At the rear of the house is an enclosed garden with outdoor furniture for al fresco summer entertaining.

There is allocated off-road parking for one car and wi-fi is available.

St Leonards, Salcombe - Property Amenities

Gas fired central heating. Fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, oven, hob, microwave, toaster kettle. TV, DVD, Freeview. Wifi available. Allocated off road parking for one car. Enclosed courtyard with table and chairs. Bed linen and towels supplied. Strictly No Smoking

About the Salcombe area

Salcombe is a popular destination for watersports enthusiasts, walkers and families looking for a holiday by the sea. There are several pretty beaches within a short distance, including North Sands and South Sands, plus the coves East Portlemouth on the opposite side of the estuary, just a short passenger ferry ride away.

Also on your doorstep is the National Trust property Overbeck’s where you can wander through the subtropical gardens. Why not have a more adventurous day and try out the watersports available on the estuary including surfing, coasteering, kayaking or a more leisurely boat trip? Whilst staying in Salcombe, take advantage of the locally sourced seafood which is served in many of the restaurants, pubs, cafés and delicatessens.

The southern tip of Devon provides some spectacular scenery and picturesque vistas with a number of sandy beaches, lovely villages with thatched cottages and some fantastic opportunities for walking on the South West Coast path.