Sea Over The Shore, Salcombe, is a captivating apartment that offers an unrivalled seaside escape in South Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The heart of this coastal gem is its well-appointed kitchen, where culinary enthusiasts can whip up delectable meals while drinking in the mesmerising estuary views. The open-plan living area seamlessly blends comfort and style, inviting you to sink into plush sofas and lose yourself in the ever-changing tableau of boats bobbing on the sparkling water beyond.
Step outside onto your private terrace, where the boundaries between indoor luxury and outdoor splendour blur. Here, you can savour your morning coffee or evening aperitif while basking in the warm Devon sunshine and gentle sea breezes. The apartment boasts two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a master suite with an en-suite bathroom and a versatile second room that can be arranged as either a twin or super-king. A communal swimming pool (open seasonally) adds a touch of resort-style indulgence to your stay, perfect for refreshing dips on balmy summer days.
Wake up the sound of waves and the soft call of seabirds, your senses alive with the invigorating coastal air. As the day unfolds, lose yourself in the rhythm of seaside life, from leisurely strolls along the seafront to exhilarating swims in the azure waters. As evening descends, gather on your terrace to watch the sun dip below the horizon, painting the sky in a breathtaking array of colours.
Sea Over The Shore, Salcombe, offers an idyllic base for exploring the treasures of South Devon. Just a short amble along the picturesque seafront brings you to the heart of Salcombe, a charming coastal town brimming with boutique shops, art galleries, and inviting eateries. The Salcombe Maritime Museum (2 km) provides a fascinating glimpse into the area's rich nautical heritage, with its captivating collection of models, paintings, and artefacts. For gin enthusiasts, the Salcombe Gin Distillery (3 km) offers guided tours and gin-making classes, allowing you to craft your own bespoke bottle of spirits.
Venture further afield to discover a wealth of attractions that highlight the diverse beauty of South Devon. Woodlands Family Theme Park in Blackawton (27 km) promises thrilling rides and animal encounters for all ages, while the iconic Burgh Island (27 km) – once a haunt of pirates and smugglers – now stands as a testament to Art Deco splendour and literary inspiration. Nature lovers and history buffs alike will delight in exploring Paignton Zoo (42 km), home to over 2,000 animals set within 80 scenic acres.
For a journey through time, visit Bygones in Torquay (49 km), an immersive attraction showcasing British history through interactive displays and period rooms. The prehistoric wonders of Kents Cavern (50 km) offer a glimpse into our ancient past, with guided tours through awe-inspiring geological formations. Plymouth (39 km), a vibrant waterfront city steeped in maritime history, offers iconic attractions like the Mayflower Steps and National Marine Aquarium, while Brixham (41 km) charms visitors with its colourful fishing harbour, fresh seafood, and quaint coastal atmosphere.
