Welsummer

Welsummer is a white rendered house in Salcombe, four bedrooms sleeping eight behind bifold doors that open the whole ground floor onto the garden.

The white house sits behind its own driveway, bifold doors opening from the house onto decking and lawn at the back.

A conservatory dining room

A long dining table sits under a glazed conservatory roof looking onto the garden, seating eight beneath the lantern-roofed garden room. The oak kitchen runs to granite worktops and double ovens, and two sitting rooms give a choice of mood: one with a wooden chest as a coffee table, the other wide, with two sofas facing an inset fire.

Four bedrooms with nautical touches

Four bedrooms sleep up to eight, several dressed in navy with anchor cushions or a sailing boat duvet, one with built-in shelving alongside and an oak wardrobe at the foot of the bed. Bathrooms run mostly to walk-in showers on grey tile, one with a bath and glass shower screen, a small cloakroom adding a further WC and basin.

A decked garden for outdoor meals

The decking holds a round table and chairs beside the walled lawn, regularly laid with plates and glasses, a conservatory alongside for cover when the weather turns.

Close to Salcombe itself

Welsummer sits within Salcombe's own boundary, a short distance from the town centre.

A conservatory dining room for any weather

Welsummer gives a family or group of friends real space — four bedrooms and a garden built for eating outside in Salcombe, the conservatory dining room the natural place to gather whatever the weather.