Three generations.

Suzy is the third generation of the Greenwood family to own Seaflowers.

Raymond Greenwood found the beautiful creek-side property in 1990, inspired by his childhood holidays in the South Hams. His son Anthony and wife Patricia converted the original bungalow into a purpose-built B&B in 2011. Offering all the luxuries of a five-star hotel, they ran a vibrant business for thirteen years, winning numerous awards.

Having relocated from London to Devon, in 2024 their eldest daughter Suzy took over, redesigning Seaflowers into today’s modern guesthouse.

A group of seven people, including children, standing on a beach with a cityscape and hills in the background. Additionally, there are smaller images of chickens and elderly people indoors.

Seaflowers’ coastal art & interiors.

Seaflowers is made all the more unique with interiors featuring the artwork of British artist Bert Fowler and furnishings from his homeware brand, Bert & Buoy. The central space showcases an original commission of Seaflowers in its picturesque Frogmore setting. Each bedroom is uniquely themed around one of Bert's well-known characters, inspired by Devon sea life. A stay at Seaflowers offers an immersive experience with a beautifully bright and vibrant aesthetic.

A collage of images including a boat on a turquoise sea, a storefront called 'Bert & Buoy', a hand pouring blue paint, a person illustrating on a green board, another person working on a printmaking project, a marina with boats, and a sunny sky over a scenic harbor.

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