Set on the highly sought-after Glanville Road in Tavistock, this exceptional four-storey period home dates back to 1823 and was formerly the 7th Duke of Bedfords doctor’s house. Extensively renovated to include a two-storey extension, new roof and full re-wiring, the property seamlessly blends historic character with modern living, while still offering scope to personalise, most notably with the unfinished kitchen/dining room. Featuring generous and versatile accommodation across four floors, including four bedrooms, unique architectural details, an enclosed courtyard garden, dropped kerb parking and planning permission for a car port, the property is offered with no onward chain.

Nestled on the highly sought-after Glanville Road in Tavistock, this impressive four-storey period residence dates back to 1823 and was originally built for the 7th Duke of Bedfords doctor. Rich in character yet comprehensively modernised, the property offers a rare blend of historic charm, generous space, and contemporary flexibility.

The current owners have undertaken an extensive renovation programme, including a two-storey extension, new roof, full re-wiring, and significant structural and cosmetic upgrades throughout. While most of the home has been completed to a high standard, the kitchen is nearing completion and offers an opportunity for incoming purchasers to design a bespoke space tailored to their own taste.

The accommodation is arranged over four floors and is both versatile and impressive. A spacious entrance hall leads to a flexible reception area ideal for a home office or studio, featuring a striking glass floor panel overlooking the level below. Steps descend to a generous living room with double doors opening onto the enclosed courtyard garden, perfect for entertaining. Below, the kitchen/dining room complemented by a useful utility area. A door from the kitchen/ dining room leads to a further private courtyard with planning permission for a car port.

The first floor hosts two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a principal suite with en suite bathroom, while a beautifully finished family bathroom serves the second bedroom. Two further bedrooms are located on the second floor, ideal for guests, children, or additional workspace.

Externally, the top garden benefits from double gates and a dropped kerb allowing on-road parking. This area is due to have two paved areas, creating a low-maintenance and private outdoor space. The lower courtyard also has a dropped curb for on street parking and has planning permission for a car port over it.

Offered with no onward chain, this distinctive Tavistock home presents a superb opportunity to acquire a thoughtfully restored period property with scope to add the final personal touches.