Penlee Way, Plymouth, PL3

This three-bedroom detached house on Penlee Way in Stoke, Plymouth is a rare opportunity for someone with vision and energy to take on a rewarding project.

In its current state, it requires extensive renovation, but with the right effort, it has the potential to become a truly special family home in a sought-after location.

Step inside to a ground floor layout that includes a kitchen with space for updates, a living room, a separate dining room and a practical downstairs W.C. for added convenience.

Upstairs, you’ll find three well-proportioned bedrooms, ideal for a growing family or guests, along with a shower room and a separate W.C., offering a solid foundation to reimagine as your own.

Outside, a covered passageway runs alongside the house, connecting the front garden to the generous rear garden and providing access to a single garage with useful storage space for tools, bikes, or hobbies.

The large rear garden is a highlight, boasting a south-facing aspect with a paved terrace perfect for summer barbecues and a lawn ready for landscaping dreams—whether it’s a play area, vegetable patch, or tranquil retreat. the Garden is well stocked with a variety of flora and fauna.

To the front, the garden is mostly laid to lawn, framed by mature hedged borders that add a touch of privacy. A paviered driveway provides ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles, leading directly to the garage for ease and security.

This property is being sold via Informal Tender, with all written offers due to the selling agents by 12 pm on Friday, 15th May 2025

The vendor reserves the right to review and accept any offer at their discretion, considering each on its individual merit. Please confirm when submitting an offer for the property: 1. Your position (ie. Do you have a property to sell?), 2. How the purchase of the property will be funded? 3. Your time frame for purchasing the property? and 4. Any other relevant information that the sellers should know in relation to the offer being made?

This house on the desirable Penlee Way in Stoke and, whilst the property clearly requires work throughout, could be transformed into a wonderful home.

Contact us today to arrange a viewing or to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

LOCATION

30 Penlee Way sits in the popular Stoke area of Plymouth, a friendly neighbourhood that offers a great mix of quiet residential living and easy access to city conveniences. Perfectly positioned for exploring Plymouth and the nearby wonders of Devon and Cornwall, this location has plenty to offer for those moving from afar looking to settle into a vibrant community. Here’s what living here is all about.

Education
Families will find a good selection of schools close to Penlee Way. Stuart Road Primary Academy, just a short walk away (about 430 yards), is a well-liked local primary school. Other options, like Stoke Damerel Primary, are nearby too. For secondary education, schools such as Devonport High School for Boys and Devonport High School for Girls, both highly rated, are within a short drive or bus ride. The University of Plymouth, known for its marine and science programs, is just over a mile away, bringing a lively student vibe to the city. There’s a solid range of choices for kids of all ages.

Convenience
Daily life at Penlee Way is straightforward, with everything you need close by. Stoke village, a few minutes’ walk, has independent shops, a Co-Operative Food store, pharmacies, and cafes for quick errands or a coffee stop. Plymouth city centre, under 10 minutes by car, offers larger stores at Drake Circus Shopping Centre and a bustling market. Supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s are within 2 miles, and local pubs like The Ferry House Inn or eateries such as The Fig Tree @36 serve up fresh seafood and more. Fast broadband (300Mbps+) keeps you connected for work or leisure, and healthcare, including Derriford Hospital, is easily accessible. It’s a practical spot for busy lifestyles.

Transport Links
Getting around from Penlee Way is simple. Devonport railway station, half a mile away, connects to Plymouth’s main station, where trains reach London Paddington in about three hours or Exeter in under an hour. Local buses from Stoke village run regularly to the city centre and beyond, while the A38, a key road, links to Cornwall in the west or Exeter (37 miles) in the east. Cyclists can enjoy flat coastal paths, and ferries from the Barbican to Royal William Yard offer a scenic way to travel locally. For longer trips, Exeter International Airport, 40 miles away, provides European flights. Whether commuting or exploring, you’re well-connected.

Leisure and Family Activities
Plymouth offers plenty to keep you and your family busy, and Penlee Way puts it all within reach. Plymouth Hoe, a mile away, has open spaces for picnics and stunning views of the Sound, plus Smeaton’s Tower for a history fix. The Barbican, a short drive, offers historic streets and the Mayflower Steps for curious kids. The National Marine Aquarium, a family favourite, showcases ocean life, while The Box museum (free entry) has exhibits and events for all ages. Royal William Yard is great for dining or weekend markets. For outdoor fun, Victoria Park nearby has playgrounds, and Dartmoor National Park, 20 minutes away, offers hiking and wide-open spaces. From sailing to local festivals, there’s always something to do.

Beach Access
For newcomers dreaming of coastal living, Plymouth delivers. While the city itself has no beaches, Bovisand Beach, a sandy spot for swimming, is just 15 minutes by car. Wembury Beach, 20 minutes away, is perfect for rock pooling and family outings, with a marine centre to spark curiosity. In Cornwall, Whitsand Bay (30 minutes) offers miles of sand for surfing or walks, and Cawsand’s shingle beach (25 minutes) is ideal for a relaxed day by the sea. The South West Coast Path ties it all together for scenic strolls. Beaches are close enough for regular visits, making coastal life a reality.