Pellew Way, Teignmouth, Devon

Property Highlights

This wonderful two-bedroom detached home has been beautifully enhanced to offer a contemporary style both inside and out. Bathed in natural light, the well-proportioned rooms are perfectly complemented by spectacular views, creating an inviting coastal retreat. Ideally positioned within one of Teignmouth’s most sought-after postcodes, the property enjoys close proximity to a range of local amenities, making it both convenient and highly desirable. A perfect blend of lifestyle, location, and coastal charm.

Kitchen/Dining

Upon entering through the kitchen access, you are welcomed straight into a beautifully refurbished open-plan kitchen/dining space, creating an immediate sense of space and modern living. The contemporary fitted kitchen has been stylishly finished with modern units, ample worktop space, integrated cooking appliances, and tasteful neutral décor throughout. To the rear of the kitchen, there is a dedicated dining area perfectly positioned overlooking the garden, allowing natural light to flood the room and creating an ideal space for both everyday living and entertaining.

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Flowing through the property, the accommodation continues to impress with its bright and airy feel, enhanced by the property's elevated position and well-designed layout. Just off the kitchen, the home also benefits from a practical utility room with WC, Sink and additional storage and laundry space while keeping the main living areas sleek and uncluttered.

Reception Room

The main reception room is bright and spacious, offering a welcoming living area filled with natural light and further benefiting from access onto a balcony enjoying scenic countryside views, creating the perfect space to relax and unwind and provide space for home office and additional dining area. White washed throughout with new carpets.

Bedrooms

Both bedrooms are generously sized doubles and have been finished to a high standard, each benefiting from modern fitted en suites, offering comfort and convenience for family living or visiting guests. The spacious master bedroom further benefits from a useful alcove area, perfectly suited for the installation of a modern fitted wardrobe or bespoke fitted storage.

Gardens

Externally, the property enjoys excellent kerb appeal with a private driveway, garage, and landcaped frontage. To the rear, the landscaped tiered garden provides a wonderful outdoor retreat, featuring lawned areas, mature planting, seating spaces, and elevated sections that create both privacy and character — perfect for relaxing or entertaining during the warmer months.

Storage

The property also benefits from a useful basement storage area, providing excellent additional space suitable for storage or use as a workshop. The area includes access to the boiler and consumer unit, with the added advantage of power and lighting.

Location

Conveniently located close to local amenities, convenience stores, well-regarded schools, and regular bus routes, this superb home offers the perfect balance of modern living and everyday practicality. The picturesque Coombe Valley Nature Reserve is also close by. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality, finish, and lifestyle this stunning home has to offer.

Teignmouth

Teignmouth is a classic seaside town on the south coast of Devon, sitting where the River Teign meets the English Channel. It has a relaxed, slightly traditional coastal feel, with a mix of Victorian charm, working harbour heritage, and a strong community atmosphere.

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The town is known for its long sandy beach, especially the seafront promenade which stretches between the main town and the Grand Pier area. On a sunny day, it’s a busy spot with paddleboarders, families, and visitors enjoying cafés, fish and chips, and ice cream along the front. The pier itself is one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks and gives Teignmouth a nostalgic British seaside character.

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Beyond the beach, Teignmouth has a compact town centre with independent shops, pubs, and cafés, giving it a more local feel than heavily commercialised resorts. The River Teign estuary adds another dimension, with boats, wildlife, and scenic walking routes looking across to Shaldon, its small village neighbour just across the water. Surrounding the town are rolling Devon hills and easy access to the South West Coast Path, offering dramatic cliff walks and views out over Lyme Bay. It’s also well connected by rail, making it popular with commuters and visitors from Exeter, Plymouth, and beyond. Overall, Teignmouth blends seaside leisure, everyday practicality, and scenic coastal living—laid-back, a bit traditional, and very tied to the rhythms of the sea.

Material Information

What3Words ///voltages.laser.burns Tenure Freehold Teignbridge District Council Council Tax Band C Mains: Water, gas, electric and sewerage Heating: Gas central heating Garage and parking