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"This superb EDWARDIAN END HOUSE is very well presented throughout and stands in a highly enviable position, directly overlooking Furzeham Green, enjoying views over the surrounding area, including the fields at Southdown Hill and views of Torbay to the side. Brixham's town centre, harbour and waterfront are within reasonable walking distance, as are lovely coastal walks at Battery Gardens, plus the coves at Fishcombe and Churston. Also nearby is Brixham Bowling Club, a tennis court, multi-use games area and children's playground. Furzeham school is just across the Green and the new Brixham cricket ground is just over half a mile away.

Number 6 Nelson Road was built we understand in 1905 by a Brixham builder, George Cooksley and was originally named "Torbay View". It was the end house of Furzeham Terrace and sold in 1906 whilst the adjoining properties were still under construction. This landmark Edwardian home offers excellent family accommodation of impressive proportions and still retains many features of the period, including tall skirtings, panelled doors, porch floor tiles and the original cornicing to the ceilings. There are also a number of very attractive fireplaces.

Once inside there is a great feeling of space, with a generous sitting room featuring an early 20th Century French enamelled stove and morning room with an "art noveau" cast iron fire basket. There is also a generous kitchen and a scullery area opening onto a garden room with wood burning stove. Upstairs there are five double bedrroms, one with an en-suite shower room. In addition there is a family bathroom and separate shower room. To the rear the garden is enclosed by stone walling together with a garage, adjoining workshop area and hardstanding area. There is gas fired central heating and the main windows have been fitted with uPVC framed double glazed units. A personal inspection is highly recommended to appreciate the proportions and outlook of this period home."