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Features

  • SUBSTANTIAL 5 BEDROOM / TWO BATH PERIOD TOWNHOUSE
  • FLEXIBLE ACCOMODATION ACROSS 3 FLOORS (APPROX. 142m²)
  • CHARACTER FEATURES - EXPOSED STONE FIREPLACE, SASH WINDOWS, OAK FLOORING
  • LIGHT FILLED LIVING ROOM WITH LOG BURNER AND UNDERFLOOR HEATING
  • SOUTH EAST FACING GARDEN WITH SUN TERRACE AND OUTBUILDING
  • OPEN VIEWS ACROSS BRIXHAM FROM REAR BEDROOMS AND GARDEN
  • SHORT WALK TO HABOUR AND TOWN
  • EPC: C COUNCIL TAX: B

Nearest Stations

  • Paignton Rail Station - 3.5 miles
  • Torquay Rail Station - 4.7 miles
  • Torre Rail Station - 5.5 miles
Occupying a peaceful position opposite the historic All Saints Church in Brixham's old town, this beautifully presented period townhouse combines timeless character with generous, flexible accommodation arranged over three floors. Believed to have originally been two cottages, the property has evolved into an impressive townhouse of approximately 142m, offering the perfect balance of period charm and modern comfort. Brixham's picturesque harbour and local beaches, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and the South West Coast Path are all within a short walk away.

From the moment you step inside, the house reveals an abundance of original features, including exposed stone fireplaces, reclaimed oak flooring, sash windows and beautifully proportioned rooms filled with natural light. The spacious sitting and dining room forms the heart of the home, where a striking stone fireplace with wood-burning stove creates a warm focal point, while underfloor heating provides everyday comfort. Dual sash bay windows flood the room with sunlight, creating an inviting space for family life and entertaining alike.

The kitchen, located on the same level continues the property's characterful appeal. It features wooden worktops, another exposed stone fireplace and a useful walk-in pantry providing excellent storage. A stable door opens directly onto Church Street, adding to the home's traditional charm.

The accommodation is exceptionally versatile, with five generous bedrooms making the property ideal for growing families, those working from home or buyers seeking flexible guest accommodation. Two bathrooms, together with a separate cloakroom, ensure the house functions comfortably for modern family living.

One of the property's most appealing features is the delightful south-east facing rear garden and sun terrace with wonderful views across Brixham and beyond. It offers a secluded place to relax, entertain or simply enjoy the sunshine throughout the day. Mature planting, generous seating areas and an attractive historic stone outbuildingbelieved to have once served as a smokehousecombine to create a garden that is both practical and full of character. The outbuilding currently provides valuable storage but also offers exciting potential as a studio or workshop (subject to any necessary consents).

Whether you are searching for a spacious family home, a coastal retreat or a character property with versatile accommodation, this outstanding home offers a rare combination of history, charm, generous living space and an enviable lifestyle within one of South Devon's most sought-after coastal communities.

Early viewing is highly recommended. Property Ref: 10584428

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