The Old Vicarage Malborough, Near Salcombe, Devon, England Accommodating 17 + 4 guests

The Old Vicarage is a recently restored, spacious Victorian vicarage built in the gothic revival style. It is set in a quiet corner of the hill top village of Malborough, 2 miles from the sea at Salcombe in South Devon.

The luxuriously appointed Old Vicarage is adjacent to the church and all the principal rooms, which are at the rear of the property, have views down the valley and to the headland beyond. The property has recently undergone a total and thorough refurbishment and is an ideal venue for holding a wedding celebration, corporate event or special family gathering on an exclusive use basis. 

From £1,950 for 2 nights.

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The Location

Malborough is dominated by All Saints Church, a landmark which can be seen for many miles around. (If anybody is lost and wants to get back to the Old Vicarage they only have to head for the church the house is adjacent!) The village is more tranquil than Salcombe and Kingsbridge, and has its own character with many thatched cottages and old houses. There is a post office, 2 public houses, the Lodge Hotel & Churchills Bistro and a garage petrol station with a small supermarket all of which are within a few hundred metres of the Old Vicarage.  Malborough is  1 hour drive west of Exeter and 25 minutes from the A38. There are main line stations at Totnes or Plymouth and airports at Exeter and Bristol.

1. Entrance porch.
2. Lobby with Minton tile floor.
3. Games room with open fire, surround sound, table football, American pool, air hockey, Sony PlayStation 2 and 50” plasma screen with Sky Freeview.
4. Morning room with 2 open fires, surround sound, full Sky TV, DVD, Sony PlayStation 2 and 50” plasma, a writing desk with laptop & colour wireless printer and a double sofa bed.
5. Cloakroom with WC & wash hand basin.
6. Drawing room with open fire, surround sound, full Sky TV, DVD, Sony PlayStation 2 and 50”plasma.
7. Kitchen with surround sound, 4 oven Aga, hob, oven, microwave, breakfast bar and an interesting glass ‘window’ in the floor looking into an illuminated Victorian well underneath.
8. Dining room leading off the kitchen with surround sound, dining table to seat 24, full Sky TV, DVD, 50” plasma screen and a modern flu-less gas fire.
9. Wet room leading into the garden with shower and WC, which can be used to accommodate well behaved dogs. 

1. Double bedroom with Freeview Sky TV, DVD, ensuite with shower and French windows leading out onto a superb sun terrace with loungers.
2. Further double bedroom with Freeview Sky  TV, DVD, ensuite with shower and French windows leading out onto a superb sun terrace with loungers.
3. Lounge with double sofa bed, full Sky TV, DVD, CD player and a Juliet balcony with views to Starehole Bay and to the sea beyond.
4. Double bedroom leading off lounge with Freeview Sky TV and ensuite with shower.
5. Bedroom with 3 single beds Sky Freeview TV, DVD, ensuite with shower and Juliet balcony.
6. Double bedroom with Freeview Sky TV, DVD and ensuite with shower.
7. Bedroom with bunk beds Freeview Sky TV, DVD and ensuite with shower.
8. Further bedroom with bunk beds, Freeview Sky TV, DVD and ensuite with shower.
9. Laundry room with washing machine and separate tumble dryer.

Second Floor:

1. Double bedroom with Freeview sky TV, DVD and ensuite with shower
   
   One window has views down towards Starehole Bay and the sea beyond and another with views to Hope Cove and out to sea.

The Old Vicarage has wireless broadband internet and a colour laser printer is provided. The ground floor also has an integral ipod link surround sound system which allows speakers in certain rooms to be switched off if required.

The Grounds

The property enjoys a large private terrace and lawned garden to the rear with far reaching views. At the front there is parking for 5 cars in the drive. Additional spaces are can be found in the village square 75 yards from the entrance. Guests should note that  there are separate outbuildings to the side of the property consisting of the old stables and a small cottage. Both residences have separate access and approaches, ensuring guests privacy is respected at all times. In addition the east wing of the Old Vicarage has been converted into an apartment which has its own external entrance and again does not impinge on guests privacy; however guests are requested to be considerate of the neighbours when partying late at night and into the early hours.