About this property
A holiday home in a great central location of Torquay
Situated in one of Torquay’s premier spots, close to the Regency grandeur of Hesketh Crescent, this charming, two-bedroom home is perfect for a beach break in style. It’s a great option for families or a group of friends who are looking for a beautiful character townhouse with restaurants, shops and the beach in easy reach. Spend your days soaking up the sun on the beautiful Meadfoot Beach before returning to this comfortable base to dine alfresco in the pretty garden.
This contemporary home offers generous accommodation with refined décor throughout. The heart of the home is the stylish living room with cream leather sofas and a large flat-screen TV – a great setting for relaxed film nights after days out on the English Riviera. Behind this room is the modern open-plan kitchen/dining room, which in turn leads out to the sunny private courtyard. Step out here in the morning to enjoy your coffee on the patio table, or enjoy catching some rays when the sun shines. Upstairs, the two bedrooms – a king-size and a twin room – are beautifully furnished and share the family bathroom.
The cottage is in a perfect location for getting out and about and exploring everything the bustling coastal resort town of Torquay has to offer. Wander through Lincombe Woods and along the South West Coast Path to the award-winning Meadfoot Beach (within 0.5 miles) with its glistening water and pretty rows of beach huts. Those who enjoy dining out can book a table at one of the nearby restaurants along Hesketh Crescent. Further into Torquay, you’ll find boat charters, dolphin trips, a vibrant palm tree-lined marina and a historical visitor centre (all within 1.5 miles).
Nearby points of interest
- Golden Hind
Reviews (18)
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Mrs Hewings
Beautiful cottage, everything we needed and dog friendly. The house is decorated to a high standard, Spotlessly clean, the bed was comfortable, kitchen had everything you could need and a small enclosure garden for dog to use. A nice welcome pack that was well appreciated, thank you Just a short walk to the beach, the beach has a lovely cafe and we enjoyed breakfast rolls while watching the sea, between 1st of May to September the beach area in front of the cafe has a no dog policy, but if you walk along the sea wall to the other end dogs are allowed all year round. The road the cottage is in, you can do a nice circular walk. Walk to the top of the road, there is a woodland walk, if you follow the paths to the other side of the wood, There is a large field for them to enjoy off lead,then down to the dog friendly beach area then along the sea wall back to the cottage . You can also cross the road from the cottage follow the signs to daddyhole, there is a nice grassy area for dogs then you can walk the coastal path into Torquay, there it are a few steps going down along the path, and i would keep dogs on lead, but its worth it for the views the path comes out near the harbour cafes. So plenty of choices for a cuppa or stronger beverage. We then walked along the harbour through the town and walked back to the cottage along meadfoot road . We also visited the model Village, a few national trust House and Gardens, dogs welcome in the garden, they enjoy the dog biscuits treats given then by staff. I can highly recommend Cockington a beautiful country park, with walks around the lakes and a lovely garden in the pub to enjoy a meal or drink I would highly recommend Beach Mews cottage, so much to do in the area ,Hubby never had to drive longer than 30mins to get to place's, we hope to visit again soon
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Mrs Hubbard
Fabulous, clean and well situated house, We loved it from the moment we stepped in the door, would recommend to anyone,
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Mrs Blair
Beach Mews is a fabulous property, spotlessly clean and comfortable with secure parking. A five minute walk to Meadfoot Beach and ten minutes into town. Torquay is a beautiful place for a relaxing holiday.