15 COMBEHAVEN, Family Friendly In Salcombe

Salcombe, Devon

15 Combehaven is a luxurious second-floor apartment situated in the scenic town of Salcombe, Devon, within a beautifully landscaped development. This accommodation is designed to comfortably sleep four guests across two well-appointed bedrooms, making it ideal for families or small groups. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the estuary from the apartment while benefiting from secure covered parking for two cars. It is important to note that from mid-September 2022, scaffolding may be present due to external decorating, which could affect the overall aesthetic of the building.

The apartment is equipped with modern amenities to enhance the comfort of its occupants. The kitchen features high-quality appliances including an AEG gas hob and oven, a fridge/freezer, a Tassimo coffee machine, a dishwasher, and a washing machine. For entertainment, guests will find a Smart TV and a DVD player, while a cozy coal-effect gas fire adds warmth to the living space. All necessary bedding and towels are provided, although guests are advised to bring their own beach towels. The property maintains a strict no smoking and no pets policy to ensure a pleasant environment for all visitors.

Salcombe, located in the picturesque South West of England, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and families seeking a seaside getaway. The town is renowned for its beautiful beaches, such as North Sands and South Sands, and offers easy access to the charming coves of East Portlemouth via a short ferry ride. Visitors can also explore the National Trust property Overbeck’s, which features stunning subtropical gardens. For those looking for adventure, the estuary provides ample opportunities for watersports, including surfing, coasteering, and kayaking, alongside more relaxed boat trips.

The region of Devon is characterized by its tranquil countryside, dotted with lush green fields and quaint villages, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers. Visitors can indulge in the local culinary scene, particularly the fresh seafood served at various restaurants and cafés. The southern tip of Devon showcases breathtaking scenery, with sandy beaches and charming thatched cottages, as well as excellent walking routes along the South West Coast Path. Local attractions such as Overbecks Museum and Garden, Start Point Lighthouse, and the Salcombe Maritime Museum further enhance the appeal of this idyllic location.

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