2 bed flat for sale

Trinity Hill, Torquay TQ1

Tenure: Leasehold

Positioned within a secure, private gated development just moments from Torquay’s vibrant harbour side, Apartment 16 Trinity Mews is a beautifully presented two-bedroom first floor apartment offering stylish, low-maintenance living in a highly convenient coastal setting set in a converted Grade 2 listed victorian development.

The development itself enjoys access from both Trinity Hill and Meadfoot Lane, with a large electric gated entrance and additional pedestrian access, creating ease of movement while maintaining a sense of privacy and security. Residents also benefit from permit parking, thoughtfully arranged across the two parallel access points.

Internally, the apartment has been comprehensively updated and is presented in excellent order throughout, having also proven successful as a holiday let. The accommodation is light-filled thanks to its first floor position and offers a clean, neutral finish ready for immediate occupation.

The heart of the home is a modern open-plan living space, providing ample room for both lounge and dining areas. The kitchen is well appointed with contemporary units, a gas hob with extractor over, space for a washing machine and slimline dishwasher, all designed with practicality in mind.

There are two genuine double bedrooms, with the principal room benefitting from built-in wardrobes, while the second bedroom offers flexibility for guests, home working or additional accommodation. A separate shower room is finished to a modern standard and includes a heated towel rail.

Further features include gas central heating with modern radiators, wireless heating thermostats for efficiency and control, and access to a large loft space providing valuable additional storage.

This is a superb option for a range of buyers, whether as a first step onto the property ladder, a coastal bolt-hole or an investment opportunity in a sought-after location.

Location

Trinity Mews enjoys a prime position just above Torquay’s iconic harbour, placing you within easy reach of one of the English Riviera’s most vibrant and sought-after coastal settings.

A short stroll leads down to Torquay Harbour, the social and lifestyle hub of the town, where you’ll find a wide selection of waterside bars, restaurants and cafés. From relaxed brunch spots and independent coffee houses to well-regarded dining venues and cocktail bars, the harbour offers something for every occasion, all set against a picturesque marina backdrop.

For higher-end dining, the area is home to renowned establishments including Michelin-starred restaurants and popular local favourites, alongside a mix of international cuisine, from Italian and seafood to Thai and modern British.

The seafront promenade is equally accessible, offering level walks along the bay, linking to Torre Abbey Sands and further round towards Paignton, while the nearby marina and Princess Gardens provide a lively yet relaxed environment throughout the year.

Just moments away in the opposite direction is Meadfoot Beach, widely regarded as one of Torquay’s most scenic coastal spots. Framed by dramatic cliffs and clear waters, it offers a quieter alternative to the main seafront and is ideal for swimming, paddleboarding or simply unwinding by the sea.
The beach café is a popular destination in its own right, known for its fresh food and outstanding coastal views.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the property is perfectly positioned for access to a network of coastal walks. The nearby South West Coast Path and routes around Daddyhole Plain provide elevated viewpoints across Tor Bay and connect seamlessly back to the harbour and town centre.

Everyday amenities are also close at hand, with Torquay town centre offering a range of shops, supermarkets and services, alongside Fleet Walk shopping centre. The area is well served by public transport, with regular bus routes running through the town and Torquay train station providing connections to Newton Abbot, Exeter and beyond.

Torquay itself has long been established as one of the South West’s most desirable seaside towns, known for its mild climate, marina lifestyle and year-round appeal as both a residential and holiday destination.