About

Abbey Mews is a holiday home in Torquay Devon. This delightful mews house is set in a quiet location yet is just a short level walk to the extensive local amenities of St Marychurch and Babbacombe. These include a fine selection of shops and eateries as well as the Model Village, the Bygones Museum, the Theatre and the access paths to Oddicombe and Babbacombe beaches. A short drive or an excellent local bus service will take you to the harbour, seafront and shopping centre in Torquay's centre, or in the opposite direction, to Teignmouth and Dawlish.

Living/dining area
Lounge/Diner: TV with freeview & DVD player Dining suite Free WiFi Access

Kitchen
Kitchen: Gas Cooker. Microwave. Fridge/Freezer. Dishwasher. Washer / Dryer.

Sleeping
The bedrooms are located on the first floor.
The main bedroom has a double bed with bedside tables with bedside lamps.
The second bedroom furnished with 2 single beds, wardrobe and bedside table.
The third bedroom has a single bed. It has a bedside table with lamp and a wooden wardrobe

Bathroom
There is bath with shower over, basin and WC.

Outside
Small enclosed patio/drying area.

Parking
Private allocated parking.

Features:

Beds & bedrooms - Bed linen provided, 1 double bed, 3 single beds

Appliances - Washing machine, Dishwasher, Freezer

Bathrooms - towels provided

Special Features - WiFi

Families - Family friendly, Travel cot, Highchair

Outdoors - Enclosed garden or courtyard, Private parking

Nearby activities - Walking, Cycling, Watersports, Fishing, Golf.

 

Welcome to Torquay, a traditional yet thriving seaside town set on Devon's English Riviera coast.  If you haven't visited for a while, then banish those thoughts of a resort that has seen its hey day.... the best is yet to come. With its iconic palm trees, busy harbour, international marina, sandy beach and wonderful array of continental style cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars, the scene is set for the perfect Devon seaside holiday or short break.

This quintessential bucket and spade resort appeared in The Guardian in late 2016, being described as one of "Britain's most booming seaside towns, undergoing a style revival with Michelin starred restaurants and swanky yachts"!  You only have to drive along the seafront or take a stroll along the promenade to know that this is true.