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Guide Price £325,000 - £350,000 This recently renovated spacious 3 double bedroom detached house has accommodation briefly comprising entrance vestibule, sitting room, fitted kitchen/diner, separate utility room and cloakroom/w.c. On the first floor there are 3 good bedrooms with the master having en suite shower room/w.c and a family bathroom/w.c. Outside there is driveway parking with planning permission to widen, single integral garage and front and rear gardens. The property occupies a residential position within a much sought after area of The Willows in Torquay being within close proximity to Wren Retail Park with its shops and facilities. The bypass which connects Newton Abbot and beyond and Torquay town centre and seafront is approximately 3 miles distance with its (...)

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A beautifully presented two bedroom ground floor apartment on Torquay sea front with outstanding sea facing views across Tor Bay. It is part of the Marine Palms complex which is a Blue Plaque building situated in the Belgrave conservation area. The apartment has many modern features including underfloor heating throughout, self cleaning glass windows and air conditioning units. It is part of a modern block with secure underground garage parking, private storage room, two elevators and charming gardens for residents to enjoy. Internally the property comprises two double bedrooms, a master en-suite, large bathroom, open plan living room/dining room, kitchen and two spacious sun terraces providing stunning uninterrupted sea views looking out towards  Brixham and park views across (...)

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A stunning Penthouse Apartment situated in a Grade II listed former mansion house, full of period character, in a Conservation Area. The Manor House is set on the edge of the picturesque villages of Cockington and Chelston with breathtaking views across Tor Bay. The unique building was originally named Chelston Cross and is one of Torquay's landmark buildings; it was originally built in 1867 for the world renowned engineer William Froude as a Gothic mansion with its eye catching observatory tower, which is the highest point in the area. Original features have been carefully preserved throughout, including the revolutionary 'flying staircase' which was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s son Henry, and acts as a bridge from the Minstrels gallery on the first floor to (...)

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