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Meet The Team

Director

Jolly Oldfield

Favourite South Hams memory:

"Paddle boarding through Thurlestone Rock"

Director

Mark Oldfield

Favourite South Hams memory:

"Sunny afternoons on the boat, anchored off Mill Bay."

Mark and Jolly have had a life long connection with the South Hams, visiting the area for most of their lives before making the move in 2019. Using their wealth of knowledge in the corporate world in facilities management and marketing, they founded Coastal Concierge not long after they moved to Kingsbridge and worked tirelessly to grow it into the family business it is today. Their door is always open to clients, so if you’re down please don’t hesitate to pop in for a coffee and catch up! Mark and Jolly will be in touch with all our owners to set up periodic calls throughout the year.

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Operations Manager

Adam

Born and bred in the South Hams, you’d be hard pushed to find someone with better knowledge of the local area than Adam. Mix that with excellent property maintenance and management skills, he is a key asset to the Coastal team.

Favourite South Hams memory:

“Growing up in Aveton Gifford, canoeing and cycling along the tidal road”.

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Operations Manager

Harry

Harry has been coming to Salcombe and the South Hams area since he can remember. With over 5 years of experience working with property in and around the South Hams, he is a dedicated guest liaison, ensuring every detail is taken care of to make your experience seamless and enjoyable. He is always on hand to to assist owners and guests.

Favourite South Hams memory:

"Spending all my holiday pocket money at Cranch’s Sweetshop."

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Finance Clerk

Nick

The latest addition to our office team, Nick is our Finance Clerk. Having worked in finance for over 5 years, for companies like Simpkin Edwards, he has a multitude of knowledge in dealing with accounts and data management.

Favourite South Hams memory:

“Kayaking in Kingsbridge estuary, misreading the tide time and getting stuck in the mud. A walk home to remember! ”.

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