Torquay, Devon

Occupying a commanding third-floor position within one of Torquay’s most distinguished developments, 40 Lyncombe Crescent presents a superb opportunity to acquire a coastal home with uninterrupted south westerly views across Torbay. The apartment features a full-width private balcony, generous living space, and access to beautiful mature communal gardens and an outdoor swimming pool. Set high on the sought-after Lincombes hillside, this purpose-built development enjoys a peaceful yet connected location, a short distance from the vibrant harbourside, Meadfoot Beach, and the charming amenities of Wellswood village. Lyncombe Crescent was built in 1974 to provide exceptional purpose-built apartments with stunning sea views. This large light filled apartment offers uninterrupted bay views. The large balcony is south west facing and on the preferable side of the property, benefitting from direct sunlight all day. Beneath the building is a secure double garage.

Lyncombe Crescent is located within the exclusive Lincombes conservation area, prized for its blend of tranquillity and proximity to Torquay’s stunning coastline. This prestigious area offers easy access to the harbour, marina, beaches, and scenic coastal paths, while also enjoying the more local, village-like feel of nearby Wellswood with its boutique shops, cafés, pub and reputable schools. Torquay sits at the heart of the English Riviera, renowned for its mild climate, award-winning beaches and coastal charm. The area offers a wide range of recreational opportunities including sailing, walking trails, fine dining and cultural events. Lyncombe Crescent benefits from a regular bus service from just outside the property, providing easy access to Torquay town centre and beyond.

• By Train: Direct connections from Torquay Station to London Paddington and Birmingham via Newton Abbot.

• By Air: Exeter Airport (approx. 26 miles) provides national and international flights.

• By Road: Easy access to the A380 for routes to Exeter (22 miles), Plymouth (32 miles), and Dartmoor (12 miles).