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GUIDE PRICE £240,000 - £250,000 A superbly presented three bedroom family home located in a popular part of Torquay in close proximity to St Marychurch as well as Torquay town centre. The current owners have extensively refurbished the property during their 24 year tenure to produce a modern and welcoming feel ready for someone to move straight in to. The property comprises in brief a large bay fronted living room, family dining room, fitted kitchen, three bedrooms of which two are really good sized doubles, a family bathroom and also a separate WC. Externally there is a small enclosed garden to the front whilst at the back there is a good sized garden which is largely level and has two decked areas as well as a spacious patio with plenty of room for outdoor furniture. NO (...)

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This impressive detached home is situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac at the top of Wellswood, one of Torquay’s most prestigious locations, offering breathtaking panoramic views over the town, coastline, and out to sea. It is a well loved home and could benefit from some refurbishment throughout. Positioned in an elevated setting, the property enjoys an ever-changing outlook, from golden sunrises over the water to twinkling evening lights across the bay. Designed for both comfort and space, the home features four generously sized bedrooms on the first floor, including a master suite with en-suite, alongside a well-appointed family bathroom. The split-level ground floor boasts a bright and airy living room with large windows framing the stunning views, a separate dining room, and a (...)

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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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