The Cabin at Salcombe Farm

The Cabin at Salcombe Farm is a timber-clad cabin standing alone in open farmland above Salcombe, with its own wood-fired hot tub set into the lawn.

The front door opens straight onto the grass, where a round table and chairs sit beside the timber cladding and the field opens out beyond.

One room, built around a wood burner

Inside is a single open-plan space: a bed positioned at the window for the countryside view, a compact kitchen counter, and a cosy corner with a wood burner and built-in bench seating. A dining table often carries breakfast, fruit, pastries and drinks laid out in front of the fire.

The hot tub on the lawn

A wood-fired hot tub sits out on the grass with nothing but open countryside around it, reached along a stepping-stone path, with outdoor seating and food laid out alongside it on sunnier days.

Farmland on every side

An elevated view shows just how small the cabin sits within the surrounding fields. Hedgerow and open farmland run to the horizon on every side, with no other building in view.

A short way from Salcombe

The farm sits within Salcombe's own boundary despite the rural setting, so the town's harbour and beaches are never far when you want them.

Made for two, away from everything

This is built for a couple wanting real seclusion: one room, one hot tub, and fields in every direction, rather than a house full of people or a walk into town for every meal.