Driftwood, Salcombe, is an enchanting thatched cottage that perfectly balances historic charm with contemporary comfort. The heart of this delightful home is its fully equipped kitchen, featuring modern appliances and a sociable bar-style dining space where four can gather to share meals and stories. The inviting open-plan living area showcases beautiful periodic beams and cobbed walls, cantered around a warming wood burner, while a Smart TV and comfortable seating create a perfect spot for relaxed evenings.
Step outside to discover a private patio garden, thoughtfully positioned to capture the sun's warmth and offering an ideal setting for al fresco dining. The property features two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a versatile twin room that can transform into a super-king-size haven, and a welcoming king-size room, both adorned with locally crafted beds. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes this charming cottage, while a practical utility area provides space for drying beach gear after sandy adventures.
Imagine waking to birdsong in your cosy bedroom, enjoying a leisurely breakfast at the bar-style dining space, and planning the day's coastal adventures. As evening falls, gather around the crackling wood burner, sharing stories of beach discoveries while the warmth of this historic cottage wraps around you like a comfortable blanket.
Driftwood, Salcombe, sits in the heart of Malborough village, perfectly positioned for exploring the stunning South Devon coastline. The oldest cottage in this idyllic setting offers an authentic glimpse into Devon's rich architectural heritage, while providing easy access to local amenities including two welcoming village shops and traditional pubs within 150 metres of your doorstep. The convenient local bus service at the end of the road opens up possibilities for car-free adventures.
For those seeking coastal adventures, the area offers an abundance of magnificent beaches and seaside towns. Bolberry Down (3 km) presents breathtaking sea views along its level circular trail, leading to a secluded sandy beach rich in history and wildlife.
The charming maritime town of Salcombe (4 km) beckons with its fascinating Maritime Museum, showcasing local seafaring heritage through interactive displays and historic artifacts. While there, don't miss the Salcombe Gin Distillery, where you can enjoy guided tours and even create your own personalized gin. Nature enthusiasts will delight in Overbeck's Garden (4 km), where subtropical plants thrive in this stunning clifftop setting overlooking the estuary
