Hesketh Dell - Holiday Cottage in Devon
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Torquay is a vibrant town and famous for its motto 'Health and Happiness'. Warmly welcoming its visitors, Torquay offers a wide range of entertainment and tourist attractions. The seaside setting of Hesketh Dell, the end house of a Grade II Listed Regency crescent, is unique in style and location. Built by the Harvey brothers in 1848, this architectural delight is stunning and is considered to be the jewel in Torquay's crown. Once owned by notable Victorian families, Hesketh Crescent maintains its grand status; as you drive down through the Crescent, the curve of these terraced houses and apartments reaches down towards Meadfoot beach and looks out across the bay to Thatcher Rock. Found through wrought iron gates at the end of the Crescent, this lovely property certainly boasts the most exclusive of positions. Set in its own enclosed, terraced grounds, meandering paths lead through the trees to raised secret patios and guests have direct access to the Devon coastal path. Children will love the gardens and in cases of inclement weather, the large Victorian conservatory will allow the games to continue. An elegant hallway leads to the comfortable sitting-room, a perfect place for adults to rest and relax. The dining-room is close to the kitchen and provides access via narrow stairs to the two lower ground floor bedrooms. Upstairs, the main staircase leads to the remainder of the bedrooms, two of which boast uninterrupted sea views across to the bay. Guests may prefer to stay at home, enjoying the ever-changing sea views. Alternatively there are numerous sandy beaches on this part of the coast and bustling Torquay itself offers something to suit all ages or all tastes.
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