Description
Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Apartment 16, The Manor House, a romantic garden apartment set within beautifully maintained grounds and offering year round access to a heated swimming pool, and tranquil communal gardens. High gates on the original stone piers create a private and peaceful setting, so from the moment you arrive you can relax into the comfort and convenience of this spectacular coastal retreat.
Accessed via the top terrace and a short flight of steps, this handsome garden apartment has its own private terrace – a lovely spot for lazy breakfasts, sunbathing or evening drinks after a dip in the pool. From the communal patio areas you can also enjoy fantastic sea views, reminding you that the South Devon coast is just moments away.
Inside, the open-plan living area has been designed with couples in mind. A stylish lounge, well-equipped kitchen and dining area flow together to create a sociable, inviting space. Curl up on the sofa or cuddle couch for movie nights with the Smart TV and selection of DVD's, share a bottle of wine over dinner, or enjoy a relaxed brunch at the breakfast bar before heading out to explore.
At the end of the day, retreat to the principal bedroom with four-poster king-size bed, soft lighting and direct access to the patio – ideal for a quiet morning coffee or a nightcap under the stars. The bathroom offers a touch of indulgence with a deep bath and overhead rain shower, perfect for unwinding after coastal walks or a leisurely swim.
Enjoy the peace and quiet of Chelston while being within easy reach of Torquay’s vibrant seafront and town centre, with its shops, restaurants, cafés and bars. Just a short stroll away is the pretty village of Cockington, home to the famous Drum Inn and the beautiful Cockington Country Park with formal gardens, woodland and open parkland. Torquay seafront and the South West Coast Path are also close by, giving you endless options for scenic walks, beach days and evenings out.
If you’re looking for a stylish, peaceful and romantic base for two – with the added luxury of a heated swimming pool – Apartment 16, The Manor House is a perfect choice for short breaks and longer stays alike.
Step inside and discover
Open plan kitchen, lounge and dining area featuring:
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Large three seater sofa (converts to a sofa bed)
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Cuddle couch
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Coffee and games table
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Smart TV and portable speaker
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DVD player with a selection of DVDs
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Bookcase
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Dining table with bench seating
Kitchen features:
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Seating with bar stools
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Miele hob
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Hotpoint under-counter oven
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Beko fridge freezer
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Dishwasher
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Washing machine
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Dolce Gusto coffee machine
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Microwave, kettle and toaster
Principal bedroom
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Four-poster king size bed
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Bedside tables with lamps
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Dressing table and mirror
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Chest of drawers
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Wardrobe
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Occasional chair
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TV with built-in DVD player
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Direct access to patio
Bathroom
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Bath with overhead rain shower
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WC
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Wash basin with storage drawer
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Illuminated mirrored bathroom cabinets
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Towel rail
Patio Area
Communal Area
Notes
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Allocated free parking for one vehicle at the property
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Check in: 3pm | Check out: 10am
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£100 refundable security deposit requested 14 days prior to arrival
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Linen and towels provided – please bring your own beach towels
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No pets allowed
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No smoking or vaping
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This is a self-catering property
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High chair available
Location
Nestled within the picturesque coastal town of Torquay, Chelston offers a unique blend of tranquility and convenience. This charming residential area boasts stunning sea views, lush greenery and a relaxed atmosphere, making it the perfect escape for your next holiday.
One of the most popular attractions in the vicinity is the enchanting Babbacombe Model Village, a miniature world that captures the essence of England's architectural heritage in exquisite detail. Visitors can marvel at intricately crafted replicas of villages, towns, and landmarks, all set within lush gardens, creating a whimsical experience for all ages. For those fascinated by prehistoric history, Kents Cavern is a must-visit destination. This remarkable cave system is renowned for its ancient fossils and archaeological finds, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the lives of early humans who once inhabited the area. Bygones is a deceptively large attraction and is fascinating throughout, bringing Britain’s past and childhood memories to life. You’ll discover a life-size authentically created Victorian Street, including a forge, sweetshop and apothecary plus a 28-foot model railway, a mock-up of World War I trenches, a 1950s shopping arcade and much more. There’s also a station café and a gift shop – it’s all under cover and open year round.
Nearby Babbacombe Downs, the highest cliff top promenade in England with sweeping views of the English Channel, provides the perfect setting for leisurely strolls or picnics while soaking in the coastal scenery. The serene atmosphere and stunning sunsets make it a favourite spot amongst locals and tourists alike. A trip on the historic Babbacombe Cliff Railway takes you to Oddicombe Beach, where the whole family can play in the sea to their heart’s content. Enjoy a visit to the stylish Three Degrees West café, bar and bistro on Oddicombe Beach for coffee, cakes or a spot of tapas. And don’t miss the stunning Cary Arms & Spa on Babbacombe Bay. For adrenaline junkies there is plenty to challenge you with coasteering, sailing, scuba diving and hiking.
Torquay boasts an array of beautiful beaches, each with its own unique charm. Meadfoot Beach, with its rocky coves and crystal-clear waters, is ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Babbacombe Beach, framed by dramatic cliffs, offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, while Ansteys Cove beckons with its secluded shores and azure sea.
Nature enthusiasts will find solace in Cockington Country Park, a sprawling green oasis teeming with wildlife and dotted with historic buildings. Visitors can explore the park's winding trails, tranquil ponds, and lush woodlands, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the English countryside. For those seeking adventure, the South West Coast Path offers endless opportunities for hiking and exploring the rugged coastline. From dramatic cliffs to hidden coves, this scenic trail promises breathtaking vistas at every turn, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.
Whether you're drawn to history, natural beauty, or outdoor adventure, Torquay and its surrounding attractions offer something for everyone, promising an unforgettable experience in the heart of Devon's stunning coastline.