Summary:
Come enjoy a seaside getaway on the idyllic English Riviera and make this beautiful apartment your bolthole. With free private parking in the gated basement, you can avoid all the hassle of finding a space. Spacious, contemporary and full of light, this elegant home invites you to settle in and relax. In less than 15 minutes walk, you could be sunning yourself on Meadfoot Beach or taking a stroll along Torquay Marina - so you’re in a fantastic spot!

The Space:
Located in a quiet and leafy pocket of Torquay, this elegant apartment for six is the ultimate place to unwind and relax. You’re still just a short walk away from all of Torquay’s central amenities, yet there are plenty of lovely local spots on your doorstep (cafès, pubs and restaurants). Inside, this airy apartment is flooded with natural light and boasts pretty views of the trees. The main living area was designed for unwinding, whether it’s enjoying a movie night on the smart TV or chatting with a glass of wine. Next door, the well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to rustle up delicious meals - that’s if you can pull yourself away from the local restaurants of course!

Every detail of this apartment inspires a sense of warmth and welcome, from the pretty artwork that hangs on the walls to the nautical-inspired textures and furnishings. Sleeping six in total, find a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a second bedroom with a double and a sofa bed in the living room. All share a modern family bathroom with a shower and bath unit. From invigorating coastal walks to sparkling beaches and award-winning fish and chips, come enjoy a memorable seaside getaway on the English Riviera.

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the apartment, as well as the basement parking area where there is one designated spot.

The Neighborhood:
The appartment is located in Torquay's peaceful suburbs, within walking distance of Meadfoot Beach and the Marina. As well as all the central amenities, there are some just at the end of the road - including the lovely cafè, Daisy's, as well as Old Vienna restaurant.

Torquay is a traditional yet vibrant seaside town set on Devon's English Riviera coast. With its iconic palm trees, busy harbour, international marina, sandy beach and wonderful array of continental style cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars, the scene is set for the perfect coastal holiday! The town is also part of the English Riviera's designated UNESCO Global Geopark. With its spectacular coastline and outstanding natural beauty, it's easy to see why.

There is so much to do in the area: visit the stunning beaches, discover secret coves and take boat trips to spot wildlife. As well as swimming and building sandcastles, you can also hire a paddleboard and take to the water. The harbour throngs with life and is the perfect setting for crabbing off the seawall, spotting impressive yachts or trying fresh seafood caught that morning. Torquay has brilliant year-round attractions too, including the spectacular underground caves at Kents Cavern, 800 year old Torre Abbey with its Agatha Christie-inspired Potent Plants Garden, Babbacombe Model Village, Bygones plus Open Top Sightseeing Buses and much more. Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust has a big programme of delightful events that run throughout the year so we'd recommend checking their calendar.

Explorers will love visiting the local area, such as Shaldon to the north and Paignton to the south. The renowned Paignton Zoo is just a 15-minute drive and provides a fantastic day out with the family.

Getting Around:
With private parking in the gated basement, you won't have to worry about finding a spot for your stay. It's just a short 15 minute walk to Torquay Harbour and Meadfoot Beach, so it's easy to walk to all the best local amenities.

If you'd like explore further afield, a car is preferable. However, there is a local train station in Torquay which has regular services running to and from Exmouth and Paignton as well as London Paddington. It's a 30 minute walk to the apartment from the station, or you can pick up a cab outside.

Other Things to Note:
Traffic Update: 16 October, the Strand area of Torquay will be closed to all traffic. This will affect guests coming from the Newton Abbot direction, as they won't be able to access Torwood Street. Diversion signs are in place directing traffic via Babbacombe/St. Marychurch, and the work is expected to be completed by the end of November.