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Roundham Road, PAIGNTON, TQ4 6DR

Two of the three houses, each comprising a pair of flats, built in the 1960s in the extensive grounds of a villa, The Firs.

Quite common on suburban roadside verges.

Harbour Rise Rest Home & Day Care Centre is at 2 Alta Vista Road on the corner of Roundham Road.

Looking down towards the harbour from Alta Vista Road, past the junction with Cliff Road (right). In the distance is Image, with the red cliffs around Hollicombe and Livermead beyond.

Does this qualify as a grass triangle? It's at the junction of Cliff Road (left) with Alta Vista Road (ahead), Roundham Road and Clarendon Road.

From Roundham Road. The large block is also shown in Image] and Image

Alas, the future of this villa doesn't look very bright. From https://www.torbay.gov.uk/DemocraticServices/documents/s94600/P%202020%200222%203%20Keysfield%20Road%20v2.pdf : "The site is located within the Roundham and Paignton Harbour Conservation Area and the Conservation Area Character Appraisal identifies the Villa as a key building of architectural importance or which makes a significant contribution to the townscape". From the appraisal: "Only two villas from the original development survive on Keysfield Road, though they survive in quite different forms. No. 3, Windermere is of the typical stucco and slate type, the façade having rusticated quoins at ground level changing to panelled ones above; there are two prominent cornice lines: one separates the two storeys and the other at eaves level, both wrap round the shallow central entrance bay. The C-shaped natural slate roof is pitched on three sides with hips and a central valley open to the west, the ridges crowned with red terracotta crestings and end-finials; tall cement-rendered stacks with tall white terracotta pots survive in different groupings. With the shorter flat-roofed service wing at the rear, its parapet balustraded on the east side it is a rare example of a detached villa in its original form, with no major losses, indifferent alterations or unsympathetic extensions of inappropriate materials. That the gate piers and original ironwork fence atop a dwarf front wall also survive is an extra bonus" https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjU0Y6Uj5zvAhVzuHEKHUIlBVAQFjAAegQIARAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.torbay.gov.uk%2Fmedia%2F7584%2Froundham-paignton-harbour-caa.pdf&usg=AOvVaw3Na5ROE3gxSof0gUnnSv8M . "The outline planning application approved on Monday night {ie 18 May 2020} was for the partial demolition, conversion and extension of the building to make 10 apartments" https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/crime-hit-house-paignton-converted-4145092 . Will this mean that anything of the original architectural character survives?

On Roundham Road, with Ambassador House in the background.

Hotel at 3 Cleveland Road on the corner of Roundham Road.

The SE end of Cleveland Road viewed from this https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5725987 triangle.