Harbourfield

Harbourfield is one of a pair of semi-detached blue and pink houses in Salcombe, seen from the street corner.

A blue sofa beside French doors

The living room takes a blue armchair and sofa beside French doors onto the garden, a fireplace and television close by, a patterned blue sofa and orchid finishing a second sitting spot.

Four bedrooms with cast-iron fireplaces

Four bedrooms include a brass-framed bed against a blue wall, an iron-framed bed against teal, a room with its own small cast-iron fireplace and gingham cushion, and a single bed beside a bookshelf. The bathrooms include a bath with an electric shower against pale blue tiling, and a further shower cubicle beside a pedestal sink.

An Aga kitchen with hanging pans

The cream-cabinet kitchen keeps a navy Aga cooker with pans hanging above, a dining table dressed in a floral cloth close to a bookshelf.

A roof terrace over the town

A roof terrace holds a table and chairs beside a glazed conservatory roof overlooking the town, a wooden deck terrace further down with potted plants and a sun lounger.

Sea and harbour views over the estuary

Salcombe's church, harbour and moored boats spread out below, sailing dinghies racing beneath green hills, a colourful sailing catamaran skimming across the estuary beneath cliffs.

Four bedrooms, real space, sea views

Four bedrooms and sea views make Harbourfield, in Salcombe (parking and a washing machine included), a fit for a large family or several couples. It is built around a longer stay, which is exactly what large families and several couples tend to want in Salcombe.