18 Church Street

18 Church Street is a stone cottage behind a turquoise blue door in Salcombe, five bedrooms sleeping sixteen around a courtyard fitted with its own kamado grill.

The stone frontage sits behind sash windows and the turquoise door, the house number fixed beside the entrance.

A period fireplace and a mustard kitchen

The living room keeps a period fireplace beneath a wall-mounted TV, a blue sofa completing the room. The kitchen runs to grey shaker cabinets and a range cooker against a mustard-yellow wall, hanging pans and storage canisters giving it a working, lived-in feel, with a wood dining table set beneath an exposed-beam ceiling.

Five bedrooms across the house

Five bedrooms sleep up to sixteen, dressed variously in mustard cushions and patterned bedspreads or simpler grey headboards. Bathrooms run to white tile throughout, one with a bathtub and overhead shower beneath a mustard-yellow wall.

A courtyard built for grilling

The courtyard holds a kamado-style grill and lounge seating among planters of flowers, a wood-fired stove and timber privacy screening giving it real character, hills visible over the rooftops beyond.

Church tower and green hills

The street's church tower and stone walls give way to a wide view over green hills, the estuary and the town's rooftops beyond.

A big group base in the old town

Five bedrooms and a courtyard built for grilling suit a large group of friends or family wanting to be right in the middle of Salcombe, the exposed beams giving the kitchen real character.