The Area

Surrounded by a stunning coastline and sheltered sailing waters, Torquay is a captivating town to call home, the town has excellent opportunities for sporting and leisure activities. Its natural beauty and breathtaking views has attracted both resident and visitor since its discovery as a tourist resort in the Victorian era. Restaurants for fine dining include the award winning Room at the Elephant, No 7 Fish Bistro and the Cary Arms, a spectacular beachside restaurant. The sheltered sailing waters of Tor Bay are a mecca for water sports enthusiasts with a 440 berth marina providing a safe harbour. Away from the coast the softly rolling hillsides of Devon hides pretty market towns and the dramatic beauty of Darmoor, one of two national parks in the county. These are just some of the reasons why fall in love with the area.

In addition to life by the seaside, Torquay has excellent communication links with access to the inter city rail network at Newton Abbot having trains to London Paddington (fastest journey time 2 hours 35 minutes), Bristol and the North of England. The university city of Exeter is approximately 23 miles distance, with its historic cathedral, vibrant and modern shopping and leisure district of cafe culture. It is also home to a regional airport with flights to UK, international holiday and business destinations.