The Moorings is a spectacular recently built architect designed property completed towards the end of 2020 and designed with the very best attention to detail both in its attractive building design externally as well as capturing the outstanding long views over the River Tamar from within the property. In addition to this the upmost thought has been given to ensure that the property is as energy efficient as possible including details such as PV panels, maximising the insulation and installing one of the most efficient boilers available on the market at the time of build.

An impressive approach to the property is ensured through the large double gates onto a beautifully landscaped sweeping driveway and parking area that leads to an extensive range of garage facilities offering plenty of parking, storage and workshop area.

The property is well located within its 1 acre of attractively landscaped gardens that are stocked with a wealth of plants and shrubs as well as some stunning mature trees that enhance the peace and tranquillity of the setting. There are generous patio areas to enjoy accessed from the principal living areas making superb spaces for entertaining whilst enjoying the captivating views.
The high specification open plan kitchen area has the benefit of quartz worktops, Neff appliances including two ovens with hide and slide doors, built in combination oven and microwave, warming drawer, induction hob, integrated dishwasher and a breakfast bar area. This open plan room offers a range of doors that open to the garden and a large living space. Adjoining the kitchen is a large very well-equipped utility area with WC and door to outside.

The impressive dining area has a beautifully designed vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors that allow light to flood into both the dining room and the landing area above.

It is easy to see why the property is called The Moorings. The incredible viewing vantage point created within the spacious galleried landing provides a wonderful, elevated light and spacious seating area to relax and enjoy the long views down the River Tamar, with countless boats moored ready for owners to enjoy a day on the water.

The spacious master bedroom suite has been designed to take full advantage of the views with a large balcony that is mirrored in the guest bedroom, a luxurious ensuite and extensive range of built-in wardrobes.

Located in the Tamar Valley within the Bere Peninsular, the beauty of this part of Devon is so strongly recognised that it is a site of special scientific interest, a Unesco World Heritage Site and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Valley is renowned for its mild climate and horticulture making it a perfect location for the nearby Tamar Valley Vineyard. The house is set in remarkably unspoilt countryside high above the east bank of the tidal River Tamar in the idyllic small hamlet of Hewton. This consists of a small group of houses and cottages surrounded by spectacular scenery in this little known picturesque part of West Devon.

A short walk away is the quiet and peaceful hamlet of Weir Quay, popular with sailing enthusiasts, owing to its extensive river frontage, boatyard, sailing club, coffee shop, public slipway and deep-water moorings. The sought-after village of Bere Ferrers is approx 2 miles away with its train station providing a direct line to Plymouth and onwards to London (3 hours) Bere Alston is situated 1.5 miles away offering a good range of amenities including another train station and bus connections, two local stores, a post office, butchers, hairdressers, primary school, doctor's surgery, garage and pharmacy. There are many clubs available locally including tennis, gig rowing, art, riding, fishing, sailing, golf and riding.

The ancient Stannary town of Tavistock is only about 8 miles away, with its award winning indoor pannier market and a multitude of independent shops, The Wharf cultural centre, leisure centre, several schools including the independent Mount Kelly. Tavistock is on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park and offers many wonderful dining opportunities including the exceptional Horn of Plenty restaurant and the nearby Hotel Endsleigh.

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