Mead Road, Torquay, Devon, TQ2

A stunning 1930’s Robert Lutyens designed streamlined modern Art Deco house situated in a particularly favoured quiet residential road with stunning panoramic views over '' The Bay'‘. The property is situated within 600m of the lesser known Hollicombe Beach and within easy reach of the 22 miles of quiet coves and busier beaches that make up the Torbay area. These are home to the full array of activities including, paddleboarding, diving, surfing, kite surfing, wild swimming and sailing. It is within 10 mins walk of the south coast path. Cockington Estate and large areas of woodland are 2.5 miles away, so great for dog walking.

This light filled house has been subject to a sensitive renovation in recent years by the current owners, the internal accommodation extends to around 2,700 sq. ft spanning three storeys offering four bedrooms and three bathrooms. A particular feature of the first floor is that the principal bedroom has a separate external staircase meaning that this and the top floor could make up a separate annex if required. (STNC) The ground floor offers recently installed bespoke kitchen with dining room, which is open plan, a sitting room leading to a garden room also a separate home office. In addition, there is a very useful utility room/larder off the kitchen which leads to the integrated garage.

There are three balconies/decks which make the most of the outstanding sea views. Outside there is an easily maintained front garden and private west facing garden that catches the afternoon and evening sun with sheltered deck and sunny outside seating area. The garden is mostly laid to lawn, shrubs and trees with several veg beds, a stunning Maple tree, a wildflower area plus a professionally added flower garden bordered by lavender. The garden has a heated Scandinavian summer house which has a sauna, heating and electrics- could be used as an office but is currently used as a gym.

There is a single garage and driveway parking.

The three coastal resorts of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham together form the Borough of Torbay, with Torquay facing south over the bay and recognised as its principal town also being only 9 miles away from Totnes. Torquay has prospered and developed into a famous international holiday resort, while still retaining its popularity as a select residential area. It offers a great selection of recreational and sporting facilities being particularly noted for its warm climate, safe bathing and two picturesque harbours in the centre of the town, and for Torquay Marina, the English Riviera Conference Centre and the Fleet Walk and Willows Shopping Developments. Torquay has a Mainline train station and 7 miles away from Newton Abbot larger station. There is an OFSTED rated outstanding grammar school in Torquay along with cinemas and the well-known Princess Theatre. It also houses the main regional hospital.

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