4a Newton Road, Torquay, TQ2 5BU

Offering considerably more space than its price point might suggest, 4a Newton Road is a substantial three-bedroom maisonette extending to approximately 1,185 sq ft, with its own private front and rear entrances, a courtyard garden and well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors.

Offered for sale with no onward chain and presented in good order throughout, the property would make an excellent first purchase for buyers looking for genuine space without the price tag of a conventional house.

Equally, its accommodation and location make it an interesting proposition for the investment market.

The property is approached through its own private entrance into an entrance vestibule, which opens into an impressive reception hallway.

High ceilings and the proportions of the building give the ground floor a pleasing sense of character, while a large understairs cupboard provides valuable storage.

From the hallway is a generous dining area, providing ample space for a full-size dining table and creating a useful second reception area.

This continues through to the modern kitchen/breakfast room, which has a practical range of fitted units together with space for appliances and sufficient room for an additional breakfast table.

The first floor continues the feeling of space.

A substantial landing connects the principal rooms, including a separate lounge which provides a comfortable main living area away from the kitchen and dining space below.

There are three bedrooms, including two particularly generous double rooms together with a versatile third bedroom which could equally suit a child's room, guest room or home office.

The accommodation is completed by a modern fitted shower room.

Gas central heating is installed and, while the property is ready to occupy, there remains plenty of opportunity for a purchaser to introduce their own decorative style over time.

For buyers looking beyond a more conventional flat, the combination of approximately 1,185 sq ft of accommodation, two separate living areas, three bedrooms, independent access and outside space makes this an unusually substantial home at this level of the market.

Although the property does not have allocated parking, Brunswick Square long-stay car park is conveniently located nearby.

Torbay Council currently offers parking permits for this car park, providing a useful option for purchasers or tenants who wish to keep a vehicle close to the property.

Permit availability, terms and charges should be confirmed directly with Torbay Council.

Investment potential At a purchase price of £135,000 , an indicative rental of approximately £1,200 per calendar month would produce: £14,400 gross annual rental income Approximate gross rental yield: 10.7% That is before allowing for service charges, ground rent if applicable, maintenance, management fees, void periods, insurance or other ownership costs, and the achievable rent should of course be independently confirmed.

EPC Rating: D Location Newton Road is particularly convenient for buyers wanting easy access to central Torquay without being reliant on a car.

The property sits close to the established Torre area, where there is a good selection of everyday shops, convenience stores, cafés and other local services, while the wider shopping facilities of Union Street and Torquay town centre are also within walking distance.

Transport links are a particular advantage. Torre railway station is approximately 0.3 miles away, with Torquay railway station approximately 0.7 miles away.

Bus stops at Torre Village and Torre Shops are only a short walk from the property, including services along the main Newton Abbot–Torquay–Paignton–Brixham corridor.

For outdoor space, Upton Park is close by and provides an easily accessible green space, while Torre Abbey Meadows and Abbey Park offer a much larger recreational area beside Torquay's seafront, including formal gardens, open lawns, tennis facilities and access towards the promenade.

Torquay's seafront can also be reached on foot, opening up walks along the promenade towards Torre Abbey Sands, Princess Gardens, the harbour and marina.

For those wanting larger areas of parkland, Cockington Country Park is also readily accessible and provides extensive landscaped grounds, woodland walks and lakes.

It is a location that should particularly appeal to first-time buyers, commuters and tenants who value access to shops and public transport while still having the town centre, railway links, parks and the seafront within easy reach.

Garden To the rear is a small private courtyard garden, providing a useful low-maintenance outside space rarely associated with maisonettes in this price range.

A private rear entrance and gate lead directly into the adjoining side lane, providing a particularly convenient alternative pedestrian route back towards the road.

The property does not have allocated off-road parking, with parking available on the surrounding streets.