Comfortable central home near schools and transport for growing households.
Victorian three-bedroom mid-terrace with bay front and period character
Two spacious reception rooms plus separate utility room
Large, modern family bathroom serving three bedrooms
Private decked garden; small plot and low maintenance
Private off-road parking and freehold tenure
Built 1900–1929 with external walls uninsulated (assumed)
Located in a deprived area classification; local regeneration potential
Single bathroom only; may need energy-efficiency upgrades
A traditional three-bedroom mid-terrace with bay front and two reception rooms, this Victorian-built home offers comfortable family living in central Torquay. The layout includes a separate utility room, generous first-floor bathroom, and a low-maintenance decked garden with private off-road parking — practical features for everyday life.
The interior feels bright and well-proportioned with a high-ceilinged living room and a flexible dining space that could suit young families or first-time buyers. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal is excellent, making the house suitable for remote working and modern household needs.
Buyers should note the property sits in a neighbourhood classified as ‘ageing urban communities’ within a wider ‘hampered aspiration’ area and the locality shows relative deprivation. The external stone walls are uninsulated (as built) and the house dates from 1900–1929, so there may be longer-term energy-efficiency or maintenance costs to consider.
Practical positives include freehold tenure, no flood risk, and affordable council tax. The property is well located for local schools, shops and transport links — a straightforward, well-sized home for those seeking central convenience with scope to modernise.