Settled within a private development, in the heart of the charming coastal town of Torquay, in Devon, rests this contemporary semi-detached holiday home, Driftwood. Enjoying close proximity to a wealth of the English Riviera's must-see sights and attractions, including the picture-perfect harbour and the pristine sands of Torquay Beach, there's no better place to explore Devon than with a stay at Driftwood. Two sought-after off-road parking spaces greet you upon arrival, leading you through a well-kept front garden and into a hallway space, providing handy storage to store your beach-going essentials away from the main living areas. Unwind following an action-packed day of adventure and move through to the open-plan living/dining room, where you can snuggle up in front of the Smart TV as the designated chef gets to work on preparing a hearty meal in the nearby kitchen. Uncork a bottle of wine and gather together at the dining table with seating for six, or venture outdoors, fire up the barbeque, and soak in the evening sunshine in your private garden. End each day in style with a blissful soak amongst the bubbles of the hot tub, and as the skies grow darker, retreat indoors and prepare for bed with a quick rinse in the bathroom. When sleep calls, you're spoilt for choice between three well-presented bedrooms, with a king-size, a double and a bunk room to choose from, offering flexible sleeping arrangements for both adults and children sharing. The Torquay Museum rests next door to this Devon holiday home, showcasing fascinating displays relating to local history, whilst those interested in crime may prefer a visit to The Real Crime Museum, found a short distance away. Take advantage of your close proximity to the coast and spend a peaceful afternoon lounging on the pristine sands of Torquay beach, or simply watch the world go by as you relax with your favourite tipple alongside the glistening waters of the harbour. More seaside adventures await in Paignton, with its fun-filled pier, sure to keep the little ones entertained, along with the award-winning sands of Paignton Beach, and the exhilarating waterpark of Splashdown Quaywest. Animal lovers will delight with a visit to Paignton Zoo Environmental Park, settled further inland, whilst those looking to uncover the fascinating history of Devon will delight with a tour of Berry Pomeroy Castle and the National Trust 's Compton Castle. The delights of the English Riviera await with a stay at Driftwood.

Torquay, in South Devon, has been attracting visitors for over 200 years with its sandy beaches, piers, palm trees, and numerous attractions. Torquay has something for everyone, from families to couples, from coastal walks to restaurants and nightlife. Boat trips to Brixham or Paignton for a wealth of sea life are available, as is Paignton Zoo. The English Riviera, a unesco Global Geopark, the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boats, and the River Dart are nearby.

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