Devon
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From £115,000
NEW BUILDS IN TORBAY
Welcome to Torbay – Devon’s stunning English Riviera, where relaxed seaside living meets a more traditional British coastal feel. Covering around 22 miles of shoreline, it brings together Torquay, Paignton and Brixham – each with its own way of life.
With long sandy beaches, palm-lined promenades and more hours of sunshine than almost anywhere else in the UK, Torbay delivers that holiday feeling all year round. From busy harbours to hidden coves, well-known attractions to world-class watersports on the bay, it’s easy to see why our new houses for sale in Torbay, Devon are catching the eye of buyers looking for life by the coast.
WHY TORBAY IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE
- One of the UK’s most popular coastal areas, known for its mild climate and plenty of sunshine throughout the year
- Three towns, each with its own feel – Torquay, Paignton and Brixham, all close by and easy to explore
- Around 22 miles of coastline, with 20 beaches and countless hidden coves to discover
- A strong choice of local schools, including Torquay’s grammar schools and South Devon College
- A lively local arts and culture scene, with theatres, galleries and events running through the year
- Surrounded by stunning scenery, with the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on your doorstep
- Plenty of watersports and coastal activities available all year round
Torbay offers three distinct towns together in one place. Torquay has a more lively feel, with a busy harbour, palm-lined waterfront and a good choice of restaurants and bars. The town centre offers plenty of shopping, from well-known high street names through to independent shops, as well as Fleet Walk shopping centre.
Paignton has a more traditional seaside feel and works well for families. There’s the pier, sandy beaches, and popular attractions like Paignton Zoo. The town has a wonderful community feel, with excellent local amenities and green spaces like Oldway Mansion’s beautiful gardens. Brixham feels more historic and working, with its harbour, fish market and winding streets leading up from the water – a classic Devon fishing town with real character.
For families looking at new houses for sale in Torbay, there are strong education options across the area. Torquay’s grammar schools are highly regarded, while primaries such as Galmpton Church of England Primary and All Saints Babbacombe CofE Primary School deliver consistently good standards. South Devon College also provides a solid range of further education courses nearby.
Life outdoors is a big part of living here. Whether you’re into kayaking around the coastline, paddleboarding in sheltered bays, or simply enjoying long walks along the South West Coast Path, Torbay puts plenty of adventure within easy reach.
The South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is close by, offering countryside walks, while places like Berry Head Nature Reserve provide stunning clifftop views and incredible wildlife watching.
Culture vultures will love Torbay’s rich heritage. Torquay was the birthplace of crime writer Agatha Christie, and the annual Agatha Christie Festival celebrates her legacy in style.
Babbacombe Theatre puts on regular variety shows, while the Princess Theatre hosts touring productions. Add in regular food festivals, regattas and community events, and there’s always something going on across the bay.
A sought-after coastal destination offering 22 miles of coastline, beaches and hidden coves
Three distinctive towns in one location: Torquay, Paignton and Brixham
Excellent educational opportunities including Torquay’s grammar schools and South Devon College
Well-connected to Exeter, Bristol, London and the wider South West via road and rail
Surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery with watersports, walking trails and the South Devon National Landscape on the doorstep
MAKING YOUR HOME IN TORBAY
New builds in Torbay are well-connected, making it easy to get around Devon and further afield. Torre Station in Torquay and Paignton Station both offer regular services along the coastal line to Exeter, where you can connect onwards to London Paddington in around three hours. The Dartmouth Steam Railway also runs between Paignton and Kingswear, offering a scenic journey that’s as practical as it is memorable.
For drivers, the A380 links directly to the M5 via Newton Abbot and Exeter, putting Bristol within around two hours and making longer journeys across the Midlands easy. The A3022 connects Torquay, Paignton and Brixham, while the A379 takes you on a beautiful coastal route towards Dartmouth and beyond.
Plymouth is also within easy reach, perfect for coastal day trips or weekends away.
Local bus services run frequently across all three towns, as well as to nearby places like Totnes and Newton Abbot. The towns themselves are easy to get around on foot, and with flatter seafront areas, cycling is a popular way to travel – especially in the summer months.
For flights, Exeter Airport is around 40 minutes away with routes across the UK and Europe, while Bristol Airport is roughly two hours by car for wider international travel.
NEW BUILD HOMES IN TORBAY
Whether you’re a first-time buyer dreaming of waking up to sea views or someone ready to enjoy a slower pace by the sea, our new houses for sale in Torbay offer something for every stage of life.
Carefully positioned across this stretch of the English Riviera, our new builds keep you close to what matters – award-winning beaches, well-connected town centres, strong schools, and an easy coastal lifestyle that fits into everyday life.
With Torbay’s growing reputation as one of the UK’s most sought-after coastal areas, our new builds here are in high demand – making it an exciting time to find your new home where the sea meets the sky and every day feels like summer.
Browse our selection of new houses for sale in Torbay, Devon, through our Wain Homes developments and see what’s on offer. From harbour-side living to beachfront dreams, your perfect coastal home in one of England’s sunniest spots could be just around the corner.
