2 Bedroom Apartment

This delightful two bedroom apartment enjoys a prime position in the very heart of St Marychurch and benefits from allocated parking.

Upon entering the apartment it welcomes you with a bright and airy hallway, this has access to a large loft area that is part boarded and benefits from a pull down ladder and lighting.

This flows beautifully into a generously proportioned lounge/diner, this is a wonderfully versatile space for both relaxing evenings and entertaining friends. The well-appointed kitchen is thoughtfully designed, offering ample storage and workspace including a built in Neff hob and oven and integrated dishwasher. A washing machine and fridge/freezer are available if required to a future buyer.

The principal bedroom is an impressive double where the current vendor has a super-king sized bed, complete with a charming Juliette balcony that invites in fresh air and natural light, a built-in wardrobe, and an en-suite shower room. A second spacious double bedroom provides flexibility for guests, family, or a home office, while a well-presented family bathroom completes the accommodation.

The block has also recently undergone a new roof in 2025 with a 25 year guarantee on it.

St Marychurch is a charming and historic district of Torquay in South Devon, the heart of the area is its lively pedestrianised Fore Street, filled with a mix of independent shops, cafés, pubs and everyday amenities that give it a lovely village-like feel within the town. St Marychurch combines characterful historic architecture with modern convenience, and its elevated location means it's within easy reach of scenic coastal walks, the Babbacombe Downs and nearby beaches.

Council Tax Band: C (Torbay Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (974 years)
Ground Rent: £0 per year
Service Charge: £980 per year
Restrictions: Conservation area, Lease restrictions, Holiday home rental, Restrictive covenants, Running business from property
Please Note the Lease states: 'Not to keep any bird animal or reptile in the apartment other than the usual domestic pets (meaning a cat dog or a caged bird) and then only a reasonable number.'