Nestled in the small village of Galmpton is this stunning thatched cottage, The Old Cider Barn, boasting a picturesque exterior with its thatched roof and exposed stone, it makes a charming holiday home in South Devon.
Offering six guests a spacious and attractive setting, the interior incorporates contemporary style with classic cottage features, and the location of the property is perfect for exploring the coast and the idyllic harbour town of Salcombe.
Begin exploring by entering the rustic but stylish kitchen, where integrated units hold a great range of appliances for your self-catered stay including an electric oven and hob, dishwasher and both a tumble dryer and washing machine.
Move into the large open-plan living and dining room to find an abundance of light coming in from the French doors behind the dining table, opening out to a Juliet balcony, creating a wonderful summer evening setting for your meal.
Fall onto the huge corner sofa and relax before the Smart TV, with two more armchairs, you are surrounded by wood paneling and exposed stone adding character to this vintage property.
Follow the industrial-style metal staircase and banister, past a wonderful feature mirror wall, and onto the spacious landing to find the two bedrooms.
Within the master bedroom is an amazing floating-effect super-king-size bed and a stunning copper bath to soak in, as well as a sofa, Smart TV and plenty of hanging space for your things.
The second bedroom is home to a double bed and up a set of stairs to a mezzanine level, you can find twin beds.
The rooms are served by the ground-floor and first-floor shower rooms, enjoying a modern wet room style.
Make use of the charming courtyard with bistro seating, you can relax with a morning coffee, or indulge in some evening drinks.
A holiday to Devon wouldn't be complete without some days spent on the beach, with the nearest one being Mouthwell Sands at Hope Cove, just under a mile away, here you can hop onto the South West Coast Path and enjoy plenty of beautiful walks along the coast, enjoying the expansive sea views.
The nearby village of Thurlestone is home to a lovely golf course overlooking Bigbury Bay, with views out to the legendary Thurlestone Rock, this 18-hole course is sure to please any keen golfer.
Discover the beautiful town of Salcombe on the banks of the Kingsbridge Estuary for a deep dive into a world of sailing and water sports; enjoy experiencing the town's annual regatta in August, sample some delicacies at Salcombe Crabfest in April, or simply enjoy the waters any time of year by going kayaking, paddle boarding or sailing along the estuary.
Visit the beaches of North Sands and South Sands, or take a ferry to East Portlemouth where a beautiful beach lies as well as fabulous views of Salcombe from across the water.
Walkers can continue exploring the South West Coast Path as well as taking a hike up Snapes Point for more commanding views and scenery.
Discover The Old Cider Barn to be a fabulous base for a South Devon getaway.
