Waterside Properties

A stunning architect designed new build property nestled in the sought after conservation area of the Lincombes in one of Torquay's most popular residential areas, in walking distance to Torquay town centre and marina, with sea views from every floor and constructed by trusted local builders. It has been designed and built to a very high standard with an incredibly eye catching appearance which is illustrated in the stunning external Devon slate stone finish, sedum roof and aluminium window frames. The property is arranged over three floors and set on a reverse level. Entering the home you have a bright lobby with lantern style skylight which gives access to the three double bedrooms of which the master features a large en-suite with underfloor heating , family bathroom with underfloor (...)

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A beautiful three bedroom detached house situated on one of Torquays most exclusive roads benefiting from outstanding sea views. This charming property comprises in brief , three double bedrooms, an en-suite, family bathroom, cloakroom, large open plan living space, kitchen breakfast room which opens on to a bespoke orangery, utility room, spacious double garage and an exquisite sun terrace with sea views across Torbay. The wonderful home has been upgraded by the current owners to offer light and modern accommodation whilst still retaining a homely feel. It offers some of the finest views in the area due to its elevated position looking out across the Bay. It is a short walk from Meadfoot beach, Ansteys cove and also Ilsham high street which offers a number of amenities including 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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