The Hideout-Boutique Cabin, Estuary View & Parking

The Hideout is a timber-clad cabin with a stone gable in Salcombe, bifold doors folding back onto the decking, a gravel driveway running between a five-bar gate and fenced hedge.

An open-plan cabin with a breakfast bar

The open-plan cabin interior pairs a velvet sofa with a wooden coffee table, a high bar with stools and a wall-mounted television close to the kitchenette, bifold doors opening straight onto the terrace beyond an open hanging rail with wooden hangers beside a slatted timber screen.

A double bedroom against timber cladding

The double bedroom sits against a timber-clad wall with wall lights either side, a round timber-framed mirror reflecting the bed. The bathroom has a walk-in shower behind a black-framed glass screen on green metro tiles, a rainfall shower head set beneath a glazed rooflight looking up into the trees.

A grey kitchenette with open shelving

The grey kitchenette has open shelving with a kettle and toaster, a small sink completing the compact space.

A terrace over the estuary

The terrace looks out over rooftops and trees to the estuary and far hillside, a glass table set with wine and snacks beside a picket fence and green hills, breakfast of scones and strawberries often laid out there with the same hills beyond the fence.

A boutique cabin for two in Salcombe

With sea and estuary views from the terrace, this suits a couple wanting a stylish, self-contained cabin close to Salcombe, parking and a private entrance keeping the stay entirely independent of the main house.