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A lovingly refurbished detached period villa set in pleasant grounds and offering an adjoining two bedroom cottage. This utterly impressive home offers an abundance of flexible accommodation and is adorned with many stunning period features from top to toe. On the ground floor you are greeted with a spacious porch with natural light flowing through the lantern skylight and stained glass fanlight, you then enter the entrance hall which has access to the three reception rooms, WC and a stair case leading to the basement level which would make for a fantastic cinema or games room. From the dining room you have french doors opening to the well fitted kitchen which is built around a centre piece granite topped island, finally accessed at the rear of the kitchen is the utility room which also (...)

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Guide Price £425,000 - £435,000 A stunning 1930's semi-detached Lloyd built house located in the popular area of Shiphay close to Torquay grammar schools as well as Torbay hospital. The current owners have fully renovated the property to make for a stunning home which consists of three double bedrooms, family bathroom, lounge and separate dining room , kitchen and utility room and ground floor WC. Externally there is a large driveway to the side of the property with space for multiple vehicles and a detached garage with electric roller door. There are attractive level sunny rear and front gardens mainly laid to lawn and is level. Location - Positioned in a very popular road in Shiphay, this property is perfectly located within a few minutes walk of both the boys and (...)

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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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