Montpellier Road, Torquay Guide Price £650,000

• FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS
• TWO EN-SUITE BATHROOMS
• NEWLY DEVELOPED THROUGHOUT
• CLOSE TO HARBOUR
• STUNNING COURTYARD GARDEN
• PARKING SPACE

GUIDE PRICE £650,000 - £700,000

An outstanding property of the upmost beauty situated above Torquay Harbour. This charming home has been recently developed to provide some of the finest accommodation available in the area from top to bottom, it oozes class whilst retaining much of its period charm. Entering the property you are greeted with an elegant entrance hall with access to two bedroom suites and the utility room as well as having a staircase to the first floor. The two ground floor bedrooms both feature stylish bathroom suites with the master having the added benefit of a dressing room too, the utility room has plenty of storage and access to the rear courtyard garden. The first floor offers a living and dining space over 27 feet in length with three windows to the front looking out towards Tor Bay, it opens to the kitchen/breakfast room which benefits from fully integrated appliances as well as a hugely appealing island unit. There is also a cloakroom with WC and a study on the first floor. The second floor features two good sized bedrooms with the best sea views available within the property and also a modern bathroom to facilitate both bedrooms. Externally there is a parking space opposite the front of the house whilst at the rear you have a stunning enclosed courtyard garden laid to modern and bright tiling, there is also a built in storage shed.

Location
The property occupies a fine position to Torquay's Waterside, just a short stroll from the bustling harbour side along with its variety of amenities, restaurants, cafes and local attractions. The Princess Theatre is within close proximity, as well as Torquay's deep-water marina, perfect for those with a passion for the ocean. The strand is home to an array of bus stops offering flexible transport to many destinations and Torquay Train station is approximately 1 mile away along the seafront.

Torquay is home to an array of picturesque landmarks and local attractions to include Living Coasts, Princess Theatre, Kents Cavern and the Model Village. A variety of beaches are on offer for both sun loungers or water sports enthusiasts with the power boat racing event occurring annually. The new South Devon Highway provides a faster route to the A38 with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes to The Cathedral City of Exeter.