Armada Crescent, Torquay, TQ2

GUIDE PRICE £425,000 - £450,000

HS Owen is delighted to bring to market this well-presented detached bungalow, ideally situated on the borders of Shiphay and Chelston. Occupying a generous plot, the property offers spacious and versatile accommodation throughout, perfectly suited to a range of buyers.A welcoming front porch opens into the central hallway, which provides access to two generously sized double bedrooms, a family bathroom, cloakroom, and the main living areas.The spacious lounge enjoys plenty of natural light and features an adjoining dining area, creating an ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining. French doors open directly onto the garden terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The lounge also provides access to the fitted kitchen, completing this well-designed and flexible home.
To the front of the property, there is an attractive decorative garden alongside a driveway laid with a combination of concrete and gravel, providing convenient off-road parking.The rear garden is a beautifully maintained and private outdoor space, thoughtfully landscaped with a variety of mature plants and decorative borders. The garden extends beyond the line of hedging visible from the rear of the property, opening into an additional area featuring a large garden shed and a lawned section, perfect for relaxing or entertaining.From the garden, there is access to a substantial garden room offering versatile potential, ideal for use as a gym, studio, or hobby room. In addition, the property benefits from a separate ancillary space comprising a home office/study and a further room currently arranged as a guest bedroom, complete with its own adjoining bathroom — ideal for visiting family, guests, or those seeking flexible working and living arrangements.

Location
This detached family home is located in a popular residential area of Torquay, close by to an excellent selection of local schools to include the Girls/Boys Grammar Schools and Sherwell Valley Primary School. 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' just down the road in Cockington 'Village'.

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 the 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.