Believed to have been built in 1934, Westcroft is a striking period property located within walking distance of the sought after Market town of Tavistock.

The ground floor comprises of a large living room area, with double doors that lead out to the conservatory/porch. This room has access to the extended part of the house, leading to a downstairs bedroom. The hallway leads on to the spacious separate dining room & kitchen, where there are many character features, including the bay window and original radiators. The kitchen has a range of eye level and base units, with an island in the middle. There is also a pantry, cloakroom and a useful utility room housing the new boiler on this floor.

The first floor is accessed via an attractive U shaped staircase leading to the landing, with doors to three double bedrooms, a family bathroom and separate toilet. The two West facing bedrooms enjoy breath-taking views across Tavistock and through to the Tamar Valley.

Outside, the property has just as much to offer, enjoying gardens to three sides of the property. The gardens are home to numerous flower beds and shrubs and are mainly laid to lawn for ease of maintenance. At the top of the rear garden, there is a detached double garage and a driveway providing off road parking for two cars. At the official entrance of the home, there is another smaller driveway where there is parking for an additional car.

Although the property is in need of some modernisation, it offers any prospective purchaser the opportunity to really make it their own. New double glazing throughout was installed in 2015 and is therefore still under warranty.

Tavistock is a thriving stannary market town in West Devon, nestled on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park. Tavistock is an ancient town, rich in history dating back to the 10th century and famed for being the birthplace of Sir Francis Drake. Largely the 19th-century town centre is focused around Bedford Square which is a short stroll from this property.

The town offers a superb range of shopping, boasting the famous Pannier Market and a wide range of local and national shops. Also there are public houses, cafes, restaurants, social clubs, riverside park, leisure centre, theatre, doctors surgery, dentists and Tavistock Hospital. There are excellent educational facilities including primary and secondary schools in the state and private sector.

The town has superb recreation and sporting facilities including; Tennis club, bowls club, golf club, cricket clubs, football club and athletics track. Plymouth, some 15 miles to the south, offers extensive amenities. The cathedral city of Exeter lies some 40 miles to the northeast, providing transport connections to London and the rest of the UK via its railway links and the M5 motorway.