Quant Park, Tavistock, Devon

Situated in a quiet and tucked-away location, yet within easy reach of Tavistock’s town centre and amenities, this modern end-of-terrace house offers a perfect opportunity for first-time buyers, families or investors.

The ground floor features a bright, double-aspect sitting room with a brand new carpet, providing a welcoming space for relaxing and entertaining. The kitchen/dining room is well-proportioned and modern, complete with a dishwasher, space for a washing machine and a breakfast bar, ideal for family meals or casual dining, with space for a table and chairs.

Upstairs, there are two generously sized bedrooms, both benefiting from natural light and far reaching views, and a family bathroom. The property has been well maintained and has had the benefit of fresh decoration throughout.

Outside, the property enjoys low-maintenance gardens to the front, side and rear, perfect for enjoying the outdoors without the upkeep, along with a wooden shed and block built store. There is also parking for residents.

From the windows, there are pleasant views across part of Tavistock and the surrounding countryside, offering a sense of space and tranquillity. Additional benefits include gas-fired central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout.

The property is ideally located for accessing Tavistock’s excellent amenities, including a variety of shops, a riverside park, leisure centre, and theatre, all set against the stunning backdrop of Dartmoor National Park.

This delightful home presents a ready-made opportunity to enjoy modern living in a desirable market town setting.

Quant Park is a peaceful cul-de-sac set just a short distance from the historic town centre of Tavistock, offering a rare blend of convenience and tranquillity. This sought-after location allows residents to enjoy the best of both worlds – a quiet, neighbourly setting while still being within easy reach of the town’s vibrant amenities.

Tavistock itself is a charming and ancient stannary town, brimming with character and individuality. Its attractive streets are lined with an array of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as the renowned pannier market, where local traders offer everything from fresh produce to artisan crafts. The town lies on the western edge of the breathtaking Dartmoor National Park, providing endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and exploring the unspoilt moorland scenery.

For those who need to travel further afield, the maritime city of Plymouth is only around 15 miles away. Here, you’ll find a wide range of facilities, including shopping centres, theatres, and a thriving waterfront, as well as fast InterCity rail services to London, Bristol, and the North of England. Plymouth also offers regular ferry crossings to Roscoff in Brittany and Santander in Northern Spain, opening up the possibility for European getaways without the need to fly.