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Babbacombe-Brochure-Oct2020.Pdf INDEPENDENT SEASIDE LIVING IN TORQUAY With Torquay being so desirable and sought- stunning sea views. A parking space is also after, we wanted to bring our fantastic offer available for each apartment. to the Devon coast. Renaissance is proud to present our beautiful development in Nearby Oddicombe Beach with its colourful Babbacombe, Torquay, part of our Cavendish beach huts, shops and cafés, has everything Collection. With stunning views over the you need for an idyllic afternoon out. The cliffs and a 10 minute walk to the beach, this beach is a Blue flag award winner, boasting is the perfect location to live beside such an beautiful clear water in an unspoiled, secluded incredible piece of coastline. arc. Walk down the slope from Babbacombe Downs to the tranquil haven, and on the way Our development, built specifically for the over back up take the Babbacombe Cliff Railway. 55s, comprises nine spacious two bedroom These views are not to be missed. apartments. Most homes benefit from its private outdoor space, whether this is a private terrace on the ground floor or a balcony with ABOUT RENaissaNCE Renaissance was founded in the 1990s with We’re proud to present Sandbanks Road, where the aim of designing, building and managing you can enjoy independent living in a desirable, retirement developments that were simply stylish and comfortable environment, safe in better than the standard being built across the the knowledge that your home is secure. You country at the time. That ethos still resonates will also have the support of your Lifehost today. At Renaissance it is still, and will always should you need it – a very welcome assurance be, the personal touch that sets us apart. for your family and friends. Renaissance, along with Pegasus, forms the Welcome to our community, where you will be Lifestory, one of the largest providers of at home amongst friends. We look forward to retirement properties in the UK and share a showing you what your new lifestyle could look common belief that retirement is just the start like. of something new. 2 3 1 THE BEST IN COASTAL LIVING Built between Higher Downs Road and Babbacombe Downs Road, The Cavendish Collection, Babbacombe boasts an excellent location only five minutes’ walk from the local shops, services and amenities. With views over the coast, the beach is only a 10 minute walk away. The local area benefits from leisure facilities, beaches and an abundance of charming places to eat and drink. 1. The Cavendish Collection, Babbacombe, Torquay 2. Cliff Railway 3. Oddicombe Beach ODDICOMBE BEACH A Blue Flag Award winner, the beach boasts excellent water quality and intriguing Breccia cliffs. The development is ideally located opposite Babbacombe Cliff Railway, which has shuttled both locals and holidaymakers to and from Oddicombe Beach since its opening in 1926. When it comes to enjoying the best of outdoor living, The Cavendish Collection, Babbacombe, is the perfect location with stunning cliffside views and coastal paths on your doorstep. IT’S THE LIFESTYLE THAT COUNTS At Renaissance, we believe your life is special. At Renaissance, we aim to build homely We encourage our owners to live rich and developments that bring people together. fulfilled lives, and enjoy themselves as much as possible. The development offers owners Enabling social and physical connections peace of mind – there is no need to worry is essential to ensure the happiness of our about costly heating bills, the overgrown owners. Our developments are all about living garden, the leaky roof or even general independently, allowing you to enjoy life to the maintenance of the house. In addition, there full and spend more of that quality time with is on-site parking and a fully maintained friends and family. So grab a coffee and join landscaped garden will provide surrounding your neighbours in the garden. seating areas for owners to enjoy, as well as an attractive outlook for the building. OUR ASSURANCE TO YOU We at Renaissance are responsible for taking care of all the external building maintenance, buildings insurance and communal utility bills. We also ensure all the shared areas are meticulously cleaned and maintained. Our dedicated team work to ensure the support provided is always tailored to owners’ needs. The team make regular visits to developments and conduct annual service-charge meetings, all with complete transparency. We strive to deliver the highest standard of service to owners’ and believe passionately that transparency is fundamental to maintaining owners’ peace of mind. LANDSCAPED GARDEN The fully maintained gardens are a beautiful place to have a cup of tea and catch up with friends. As well as an attractive outlook for the building, it makes the perfect place to gather your thoughts and enjoy the sunshine. DEVELOPMENT MAP Ground Floor RS BS Parking Spaces CG P RE CG L P EF SUP CG P E T E Entrance L Lift BS Buggy Store Communal Areas RE Rear Entrance p Patio RS Refuse Store 2 Bedroom Apt EF Entrance Foyer T Terrace CG Communal Garden 2 Bedroom Apt (Dual Level) S Stairs B Balcony First Floor B B L S B S B Second Floor L S E Entrance L Lift BS Buggy Store Communal Areas RE Rear Entrance p Patio RS Refuse Store 2 Bedroom Apt EF Entrance Foyer T Terrace CG Communal Garden 2 Bedroom Apt (Dual Level) S Stairs B Balcony BEauTifully DESIGNED INTERIORS These apartments provide independent living for those considering downsizing from a larger family home. The Cavendish Collection, Babbacombe, features two bedroom apartments with total floor spaces up to 1,466 square feet. Some apartments have dual levels, mezzanine galleries, balconies and patio spaces, and all apartments benefit from en-suites and second shower rooms. Torquay Dining Area En suite APARTMENT 3 Wardrobe OV Patio Apartment 3 Metric Imperial Kitchen 2.65 x 2.40 8’ 8” x 7’ 10” Living Room 4.95 x 4.91 16’ 3” x 16’ 1” Bedroom 1 3.90 x 3.37 12’ 10” x 11’ 1” Bedroom 2 4.51 x 3.07 14’ 10” x 10’ 1” Total 76.05 m² 818.6 sqft AParTMENT 4 Patio OV Wardrobe Apartment 4 Metric Imperial Kitchen 3.08 x 2.33 10’ 1” x 7’ 8” Living Room 4.91 x 4.11 16’ 1” x 13’ 6” Bedroom 1 4.37 x 3.18 14’ 4” x 10’ 5” Bedroom 2 4.37 x 2.64 14’ 4” x 8’ 8” Total 82.11 m² 883.8 sqft EXCELLENT CONNECTIONS With Babbacombe being located within then join the M5 southbound. From Newton the beautiful English Riviera, what better Abbot, follow signs for Torquay. surroundings could you ask for? The English Riviera is a popular tourist destination and Taking the Train as such there are plenty of things to do and With excellent links from London places to explore. Whether it be wandering Paddington, taking approximately three the stretch of coastline, visiting a museum or hours, Birmingham three and a half hours and taking part in the Agatha Christie mile, there Bristol under two hours the English Riviera is is something for everyone. well connected. Getting here by Car Getting around by Bus Babbacombe is located on the south coast Once you’ve arrived in the English Riviera of Devon, just south of Exeter and east of it’s easy to get where you need to go by bus. Plymouth. From the north, head for the M6 Brixham, Paignton and Torquay all benefit or M1 towards Birmingham and then take the from a vast bus network which will take you M5 southbound. From the Midlands, take the to many of the must see destinations and M5 down to Exeter, and then join the A380. attractions in the area. From London, take the M4 from Bristol and Exeter Plymouth Dartmouth Brixham Paignton 45 min 60 min 60 min 35 min 20 min HOW TO FIND US From the East, head to the M3 Southbound and at From the North, head to the M4 Southbound, onto junction 8 take the A303 exit to Salisbury/Andover. the M5 Southbound continuing onto the A38/Devon Follow the A303 and this will eventually merge onto Expressway. The route can then be followed as above. the A30. From there use the left lane to merge onto the From the South, the main route takes the A30 onto M5S to Plymouth/Torquay/Okehampton. Follow the the A38. Following this on using the left lane to M5 and continue onto the A38/Devon Expressway. take the slip road to Dartington/Totnes/Dartmouth. Use the two left lanes to turn left slightly signed A380/ At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A385 and Torquay. Continue onto A380 - as you approach continue on the A385 until a slight left takes you Newton Abbot keep right to continue on Besigheim onto Totnes Rd. Continue straight until you reach Way/Penn Inn Flyover/A380 (signs A380/Torquay). the 3rd roundabout at which take the 1st exit onto At Edginswell junction, keep left following signs Hellevoetsluis Way/A380. At the roundabout, take A3022/Torquay. At Lowes Bridge traffic lights, the 2nd exit onto Marldon Rd and straight over the turn left onto Hele Road/B3199 passing Torbay next roundabout onto Shiphay Ave. Turn left onto Crematorium on your left. Straight across Hele Newton Rd/A3022 followed by right onto Old Woods Cross mini-roundabout (Farmfoods on your left). Hill. 1st exit at the roundabout takes you onto Barton At the staggered roundabout keep left, (signposted Rd, at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Teignmouth, St Marychurch, Babbacombe) onto the Hele Rd/B3199.
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