Marine Parade, Shaldon, Teignmouth, Devon

Arranged over three floors, the home is entered via an elegant porch into a welcoming entrance hall, with a lofty ceiling and both stairs and a lift providing access to the principal accommodation. A utility room and cloakroom are also located on the ground floor.

The first floor is dedicated to beautifully proportioned living spaces designed to embrace the exceptional outlook. A dualaspect kitchen enjoys panoramic estuary and coastal views, with traditional painted cabinetry, a range cooker and a delightful baywindow breakfast area. Alongside, the generous sitting/dining room centres around a marble fireplace, while its impressive, curved bay window frames sweeping views over the gardens and eastwards along the stunning coastline.

The principal bedroom benefits from fitted storage and an en suite shower room, complemented by two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Above, a spectacular roof terrace crowns the home, offering an outstanding vantage point from which to take in the panoramic coastal views.

With its distinctive pastel-pink façade and elegant curved bay windows, Shaldon House is an iconic landmark on Shaldon’s Marine Parade, complementing the character of the village. Wrought iron gates open onto a private driveway with off-street parking and a garage.

To the eastern side, beautifully landscaped communal gardens have been thoughtfully positioned to offer privacy and make the most of the coastal outlook. A gently curved lawn, bordered by mature planting, creates a peaceful setting for outdoor dining and relaxation, while traditional wrought iron railings preserve the uninterrupted views. The gardens are owned by Number 8 and maintained by arrangement with the other Shaldon House residents, who contribute jointly to their upkeep.

Shaldon House enjoys a sought-after position in the picturesque estuary village of Shaldon, one of South Devon’s most desirable coastal locations. Set on the banks of the River Teign, Shaldon offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, including independent shops, cafés, traditional pubs, restaurants, a primary school and a village store, all within easy reach. The village is renowned for its sandy beach, historic passenger ferry to Teignmouth, scenic coastal walks and proximity to the South West Coastal Path.

The nearby towns of Teignmouth and Newton Abbot provide a wider selection of shopping, supermarkets, leisure facilities and secondary schooling, while the vibrant city of Exeter lies approximately 20 miles to the north, offering an extensive range of cultural, retail and dining opportunities. There are several well-regarded schools in the area, including the independent Stover School near Newton Abbot and Trinity School in Teignmouth.

The area is well connected by road, with the A380 providing direct links to the A38 for Exeter and Plymouth. Teignmouth railway station offers regular mainline services to Exeter St Davids and direct connections to London Paddington, providing excellent links to the capital and making the area an attractive choice for those seeking a coastal lifestyle with convenient transport connections.

Local Authority: Teignbridge Council
Services: Mains electricity, drainage and water. Gas-fired central heating.
Council Tax: Band E
NB: This property has a shared driveway and garden.
EPC Rating: D
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