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Studio |1 bedroom |Sleeps 2

Meadfoot in Torquay

From £280 per week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

The accommodation has been especially designed for disabled wheelchair access. There are large French doors opening from the lounge area out onto the terrace in front of a pretty cottage garden and also another French door out from the kitchen onto the terrace. At the far end of the living area is a 5ft period bed, wardrobe & large antique mirror. At the other end, there are two comfortable sofas, a large 40" HD LCD Flat screen Digital TV & DVD player, Wi-Fi access plus a round antique dining table with four chairs.

Leading from the lounge, is a well equipped galley style kitchen and opposite, a purpose built shower/wet room with large overhead, high pressure shower with separate hand held shower, heated towel rail, disabled toilet, hand basin, two grab rails and an alarm pull switch.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
From the roadside, there is a sloped path with a gentle incline, leading to the garden terrace and the entrance which has been built for wheelchair access. In the garden, there is a table with four chairs, a two seater garden bench, outside porch lights.

Conditions

Dogs - We welcome your pet together with a £30.00 per week for one dog and £50 for 2 small - medium dogs in addition to the weekly tariff price.

Smoking - In consideration of our non-smoking guests, we regret that Kilmorie Studio is Non Smoking.

Provided - We provide the following: Kitchen: Two tea towels, 1 kitchen towel roll, washing up liquid, J-cloth, scouring pad, tea bags, cleaning products, iron & ironing board. Bathroom: Bath towels, hand towels, bath mat and a toilet roll. Bedroom: Hairdryer

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The West Country / Devon region

The South Devon has a coastline of spectacular rugged cliffs and headlands, interspersed with lower-lying areas, sandy beaches and the five distinctive ria river estuaries of the Dart, Avon, Yealm, Erme and Salcombe.

The coastal scenery also includes reed beds, sand dunes, shingle ridges, mud flats, salt marshes, and the freshwater lake of Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve. This variety provides habitat for a diverse range of wildlife. The South West Coast Path National Trail running along the whole stretch of heritage coast, provides access to spectacular scenery, long views across bays and the English Channel, interesting beaches, and a scattering of coastal villages & historic towns such as Salcombe & Dartmouth.

The Torquay / Meadfoot area

There are 22 miles of coastline, cliffs, coves and beaches and walks to rival any in the South West of England, with a climate that belongs somewhere much further south. There are opportunities for surfing, safe swimming, diving, sailing, angling and wonderful opportunities to study the natural wildlife at your leisure

Stunning views are to be seen just about every where across the Bay, out over the English Channel , along the 40 miles of Lyme Bay to Portland Bill or inland towards the Tors of Dartmoor. Torquay is an ideal base from which to visit Dartmouth , Totnes, Exeter and Plymouth , all of which are only a few miles distant.

Torquay is a place to relax, to soak up the atmosphere, to take in the scenery, the parks and the gardens and to enjoy the experience of a holiday in a classical English seaside resort, at all times of the year.

Sporting opportunities abound and there is a complete range of accommodation to suit every taste and budget. A rich variety of evening entertainment is provided throughout the Bay, all year round.

Torquay's waterfront is the focus of life in the town. Here you'll find the palm-lined promenade, seafront gardens, a lively harbour and an international marina. The new Living Coasts attraction adds to the variety of the new waterfront and the illuminated bridge is a great backdrop to a relaxing evening drink. Yet within minutes of the town centre there are beautiful beaches easily accessible by foot, road or sea.

There is an abundance of pavement cafes, pubs, restaurants and nightlife, good quality shops and a host of attractions to suit every interest. Torquay.com has created this site with the visitor in mind. We are also proud to be able to offer the Riviera Pass Card helping you to make the most of your stay and your budget! If you would like to make any suggestions as to how we can improve upon the delivery of information or the site please email us.

Along the 22 miles of English Riviera coastline are 19 beaches and covers. Some, close to the town centre are wide, open stretches of sand with beach facilities such as cafes, beach huts and watersports. Many are smaller and more secluded.

Several of our beaches hold coveted awards for cleanliness and water quality. Torbay is a naturally sheltered bay, creating a safe haven for ships of all shapes and sizes in stormy weather. Occasional easterly winds create our own winter storms however and this is when beachcombers make there best finds.

Stretching from the South side of Brixham to Maidencombe, the coast path around the Bay offers excellent and varied walking, with circular walks or point-to-point, with spectacular sea views and an exotic range of flora and fauna.

How to get there

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Torbay is served by a main railway line, the M5 motorway to Exeter, airports in both Exeter and Plymouth, a main sea port in Plymouth together with an international marina in Torquay and three harbours at Brixham, Paignton and Torquay.

By Road - Take the M4 from West or East of the country to the M5 going south from Bristol . Follow the M5 south, then at Exeter (90 miles from Bristol ) take the A380 dual carriageway to Newton Abbot and Torquay. At the end of this dual carriageway is the Penn Inn roundabout. Take the second exit toward Torquay and follow the signs. M&S and Sainsbury superstores are on this entry road to Torquay if you wish to do some shopping prior to arrival. On the A380 following the signs into Torquay and Seafront.

At the seafront, turn left onto A379, following signs for Babbacombe and Harbour, with the sea on your right hand side, drive under the foot bridge at Abbey Sands, past The Princess Theatre on your right & when you reach the inner harbour, turn left at the Clock Tower roundabout (sign-posted Babbacombe). Carry on up the hill and turn right at the first set of traffic lights onto Parkhill Road, this leads almost immediately into Meadfoot Road and then Meadfoot Sea Road leading to Meadfoot Beach. After driving to the top of the hill and down again - about 1/2 a mile or so, the road widens and you will see the large, black gates to Hesketh Crescent & The Osborne Hotel in front of you.

When travelling in and around Torquay and South Devon, why not leave the car behind and contact GoCabs on 01803 606060.

By Train - First Great Western and Virgin trains operate to Torquay on a regular basis from across the country. The main line goes through Newton Abbot with either a direct connection to Paignton, stopping at Torre and Torquay (main station), or a change of train at Newton Abbot. Torquay railway station has a taxi rank and is about 1/2 mile from the town centre.

By Coach - National Coach Express travels to Torquay and Paignton from many areas of the UK and is one of the most cost effective means of travelling to Torquay. They can be contacted on 08705 808080. A Disabled Persons Travel Helpline can be contacted on 0121 423 8479.

A text phone is provided for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Please call 0121 455 0086. The coach station is at Lymington Road in Torquay approximately ½ mile from the top end of Torquay town.

By Air - Some UK cities fly to both Exeter and Plymouth , such as Glasgow and Edinburgh. Exeter is closest, approximately 22 miles away and Plymouth about 30 miles away. Taxis and trains can both be caught for connections from the airports as can buses and coaches.

By Sea - Cherbourg , Santander , St. Malo and more places see ferry crossings from and to Plymouth . Again a transfer by coach, bus, train or taxi will be necessary.

Activities near Torquay

Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low Season	18 Jan 12	30 Mar 12	280£ 280	0-	0-	Flexible
Mid Season	30 Mar 12	5 May 12	364£ 364	0-	0-	Flexible
High Season	5 May 12	21 Jul 12	448£ 448	0-	0-	Flexible
Peak Season	21 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	548£ 548	0-	0-	Flexible
High Season	1 Sep 12	29 Sep 12	448£ 448	0-	0-	Flexible
Mid Season	29 Sep 12	3 Nov 12	364£ 364	0-	0-	Flexible
Low Season	3 Nov 12	22 Dec 12	280£ 280	0-	0-	Flexible
Festive Season	22 Dec 12	5 Jan 13	392£ 392	0-	0-	Flexible

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Short Breaks:

1 night - £95.00

2 nights - 50% off weekly tariff

3 nights - 40% off weekly tariff

4 nights - 30% off weekly tariff

5 nights - 20% off weekly tariff

6 nights - 10% off weekly tariff

7 nights - full tariff

Availability

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4 years listed You are contacting Sue Vaughton Discovery Holiday Homes Ltd (property manager) Landline +44 01803 211116 Mobile n/a Payment accepted Credit cards accepted PayPal accepted Languages spoken The property manager is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This studio has so far received 0 reviews.

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