Solsbro Road, Torquay, TQ2

This impressive period home was built around 1860 as a gentleman’s residence for a former navy captain. Currently offering five bedrooms, the property is a charming and stylishly decorated detached villa that has been subject to a complete refurbishment program in recent times. It blends period characteristics with the comforts of modern day living and would make an ideal family home.
On the ground floor a separate entrance lobby with room for coats leads to a large entrance hall with a grand staircase. The hall offers access to five generous reception rooms, including an impressive xx (measurement) kitchen/breakfast room, a pleasant space to enjoy your meals throughout the day. An additional formal dining room and the sitting room look out over the rear garden and lawn featuring five of the property’s seven palm trees. One more reception room serves as a study, with a second potential study situated off the kitchen/breakfast room. The ground floor also benefits from a good-sized utility room, a separate cloakroom and offers comfortable access to the lower ground floor accommodation.  On the lower ground floor there is an additional spacious living room, currently used as a family media room and providing access to the garden. Leading off the media room is a large double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. This whole floor offers flexible and potentially independent living space, ideal for guests, or for a multi-generational family or offering the potential for an additional income stream if preferred from use as a holiday let.  Returning back up, the first floor of the property boasts four additional generous double bedrooms, three of which enjoy en-suite facilities, while the fourth has a family sized bathroom opposite it. The large master suite is particularly impressive with an unusually generous bathroom offering both shower and bath, and its own dressing room with fitted wardrobes to each side. Also to this floor there is a conveniently placed laundry room with a separate boiler room nearby. The majority of the original windows in the house have been replaced for double glazed, and the house benefits from generous loft space. Outside, the property benefits from a wooden garage to the front and an additional shed to the rear, multiple external taps and plug sockets. Location This fantastic period Villa is located in a popular residential area of Torquay, just a stone’s throw from Torquay Seafront. The property is close to an excellent selection of local schools and is conveniently close to Torquay train station. A local bus service runs nearby providing flexible transport to many different destinations as well as the local land train with a stop in Cockington. A local parade of shops and amenities are also close by, as well as the wonderful tea gardens and 'The Drum Inn' in the neighbouring village of Cockington. The playing fields of Armada Park are also nearby.Torquay is home to an array of picturesque landmarks and local attractions to include Princess Theatre, Kents Cavern and the Model Village. A variety of beaches are on offer for both sun loungers or water sport enthusiasts with a power boat racing event occurring annually. The new South Devon Highway provides a faster route to the A38 with a journey time of approximately 30minutes to The Cathedral City of Exeter.