Hesketh Crescent, Torquay, TQ1 3 bed maisonette - £1,695 pcm (£391 pw)

Experience the ultimate coastal lifestyle in this historic Grade II* listed Victorian building. 15c Hesketh Crescent offers a magnificent duplex apartment with panoramic sea views. Perched on the top two floors, this stunning property provides a versatile retreat, perfect as a full-time home, private holiday home, luxury rental, or long-term let. Enjoy the best of both worlds: the tranquillity of your private residence and the exclusive amenities of the Osborne Hotel. As a member, you can indulge in great hotel facilities right on your doorstep with the incredible backdrop of Meadfoot beach. Hesketh Crescent is such an impressive landmark for Torbay and in such a serene setting. It is a beautiful building and this particular apartment is really very special indeed. As soon as you enter, you’ll feel a sense of calm that only the sound of the sea can provide. 15c is located at the far end of the crescent and with that, it enjoys the closest proximity to the water. With windows on the East and West sides, you get the very best of the morning and daytime sun, with maximum privacy and when you are in any of the rooms, you’re not aware of any other property. It is an incredibly relaxing place to be.
EPC Rating: D COUNCIL TAX BAND Torbay Council Band E (£2859.80 for 2025/26) DEPOSIT £1,950 EPC RATING "D" DIRECTIONS SAT NAV: TQ1 2LJ. From our office in St Marychurch turn right at the traffic lights onto Babbacombe Road and continue for approximately 2 miles, passing the Palace Hotel on your left. Shortly after passing the church turn left into Ilsham Road and progress through the shops and down the valley. On reaching the sea at Meadfoot Beach, follow Meadfoot Sea Road around (keep the beach on your left) and head up the hill. The pillared entrance to Hesketh Crescent stands on the right hand side before Hesketh Road. STEP INSIDE 15c Hesketh Crescent offers a spacious and luxurious interior, designed to maximize natural light and breathtaking sea views. The apartment’s generous layout begins with a welcoming hallway, leading to a well-appointed kitchen/dining room. This bright and airy space features modern appliances, ample storage, and a cozy fireplace, perfect for winter evenings. Large sash windows frame stunning panoramic views of Thatcher Rock, Orestone Rocks, and the coastline, making it the ideal spot to enjoy a morning coffee while taking in the sea views. The adjacent living room is equally impressive, boasting large windows to the side and front of the building that flood the space with natural light and frame incredible sea views. The room is ideal for relaxation and entertaining guests. A convenient study, also with sea views, provides a peaceful workspace. STEP UPSTAIRS Ascending the staircase to the upper floor, you’ll find three bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a true sanctuary, with gorgeous sea views, built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom featuring a bath, separate shower, and underfloor heating. A private terrace off the bedroom offers an idyllic spot to enjoy the sea air and views in complete privacy. The second bedroom is also a spacious double, offering sea views and plenty of natural light. The third bedroom, a single, is ideal for guests. The main bathroom, located on this floor, is well-appointed and features a bath with shower over, WC and basin. A PIECE OF VICTORIAN HISTORY Hesketh Crescent is a magnificent Grade II* listed building steeped in history. Constructed between 1846 and 1848 by the Harvey brothers, this iconic landmark was originally named Meadfoot Crescent. In 1849, it was renamed in honour of the birth of Sir Lawrence and Maria Hesketh’s first child. The crescent has played host to many notable figures throughout history. Charles Darwin, the renowned naturalist, stayed here in 1861, just a few years after publishing “The Origin of Species.” Agatha Christie, the world-famous mystery writer, also had ties to the crescent, as her childhood friends, the Lucy family, resided here. Additionally, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the brilliant engineer behind th