Tararua is a detached home set within the sought‑after village of Hennock, on the eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park. The property provides flexible, well‑arranged accommodation with generous living areas. The living room provides a spacious, well‑balanced area for everyday living with wide windows that flood the space with natural light and capture the property’s countryside views. Its position within the home makes it a natural focal point. In total, there are five double bedrooms, including the annex, each completed with modern en‑suite facilities. The layout suits a range of living arrangements, offering space for multi‑generational living, home working or guest accommodation.

Outside, a pair of wooden gates open onto a broad stone‑chipped driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles. A planted boundary wall sets the home back from the road, creating an attractive approach and a welcome sense of privacy. To the rear, the gardens offer a choice of paved and decked seating areas, a level lawn enclosed by mature hedging, and a variety of planted fruit trees. A greenhouse and a vegetable patch complete the space.

The house enjoys a peaceful rural position with wide countryside views, creating a strong sense of privacy while remaining well connected. Bovey Tracey and Newton Abbot are both easily accessible, offering everyday amenities, schooling and transport links. The A38, approximately 2 miles away, provides straightforward access to Exeter and Plymouth, making the location practical for commuting.

Hennock is a traditional Devon village with a well‑regarded primary school, parish church and village pub, supported by an active community. The surrounding area offers extensive walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits across Dartmoor. A broader range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities can be found in Bovey Tracey, around 3 miles away, including independent shops, cafés and local services.

Council Tax Band: Band A and Band F at the time of preparing these particulars
Tenure: Freehold