Land for sale
Luppitt, Honiton, Devon, EX14 4UA
Guide Price
£25,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Fruit Farm, Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jul 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Fruit Farm, Paddock, Pasture Land
Attractively situated meadow, copse and fruit orchard - 3.16 acres (1.28 ha). PP for 10m x 6.8 m barn (Ref 12/2749/FUL - dated 24.5.2013)- Best and final and offers Wednesday 9th June 12.00 (noon).
Situation - Set between the Hamlets of Wick and Beacon, in the Parish of Luppitt, land has fantastic views over this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is just a short distance from Honiton. The villages of Luppitt and Combe Raleigh are close by, both with churches, village halls and a number of similarly attractive period houses.
Set in The Blackdown Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty there are a variety of paths and lanes, including nearby Dumpdon Hill a local landmark and former Iron Age Hill Fort.
Although enjoying the beauty and tranquillity of the countryside, the land is by no means isolated, lying just a few miles from Honiton, famous for its High Street and excellent antique trade. Honiton has a main line railway station to London Waterloo. Exeter and Taunton are within easy reach and offer excellent shopping facilities and a fast train service to London and other parts of the country.
Description - Extended to about 3.16 acres (1.28 ha), this gently sloping field has been split into a number of convent side paddocks. Sheltered by mature hedge boundaries and tall oak and ash trees, the land is a haven for wildlife, with an array of Flora and Forna.
The current owners have extensively managed the land having been previously registered organic, they have planted a number of fruit and nut trees, including apple, pear, cherry and cob nuts, sheltered by a biomass variety of willow. There is a lightly managed soft fruit area with varieties of currants and raspberries.
To the north eastern corner two small streams convene with an old copse, with a carpet of bluebells.
Access - Access is direct from the council road, via an entrance, opened by the current owners.
Planning Permission - Planning permission was granted Ref 12/2749/FUL, dated 24th May 2013 for a new access and barn. The access was installed as can been seen and the foundation holes dug for a 10 m x 6.8 m barn for agricultural storage. Plans available from the East Devon DC website.
Directions - From the centre of Honiton proceed east as though joining the A30 and on the slip road just before joining the A30 take the left hand turn signposted Luppitt and Dunkeswell. Follow this road to the top of the hill and keep right at Limers Cross signposted Luppitt. Take the first turning right signposted Beacon. Proceed along the road, down the hill and at the cross roads go straight over. Follow the road for half a mile passing The Mill on the right hand side, at the top pf the road turn left past the houses known as Millrise and paddock can be found on the right, marked by an access point and narrow cattle grid.
What3words - Location - The access can be found using the What3words App. ///otters.newer.impulses
Viewing & Warning - With details in hand, after call Stags[use Contact Agent Button].
Please be aware the foundation holes for the barn are open and not easily seen. Please follow the Countryside Code.
Marketed by: Stags, Honiton
Situation - Set between the Hamlets of Wick and Beacon, in the Parish of Luppitt, land has fantastic views over this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is just a short distance from Honiton. The villages of Luppitt and Combe Raleigh are close by, both with churches, village halls and a number of similarly attractive period houses.
Set in The Blackdown Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty there are a variety of paths and lanes, including nearby Dumpdon Hill a local landmark and former Iron Age Hill Fort.
Although enjoying the beauty and tranquillity of the countryside, the land is by no means isolated, lying just a few miles from Honiton, famous for its High Street and excellent antique trade. Honiton has a main line railway station to London Waterloo. Exeter and Taunton are within easy reach and offer excellent shopping facilities and a fast train service to London and other parts of the country.
Description - Extended to about 3.16 acres (1.28 ha), this gently sloping field has been split into a number of convent side paddocks. Sheltered by mature hedge boundaries and tall oak and ash trees, the land is a haven for wildlife, with an array of Flora and Forna.
The current owners have extensively managed the land having been previously registered organic, they have planted a number of fruit and nut trees, including apple, pear, cherry and cob nuts, sheltered by a biomass variety of willow. There is a lightly managed soft fruit area with varieties of currants and raspberries.
To the north eastern corner two small streams convene with an old copse, with a carpet of bluebells.
Access - Access is direct from the council road, via an entrance, opened by the current owners.
Planning Permission - Planning permission was granted Ref 12/2749/FUL, dated 24th May 2013 for a new access and barn. The access was installed as can been seen and the foundation holes dug for a 10 m x 6.8 m barn for agricultural storage. Plans available from the East Devon DC website.
Directions - From the centre of Honiton proceed east as though joining the A30 and on the slip road just before joining the A30 take the left hand turn signposted Luppitt and Dunkeswell. Follow this road to the top of the hill and keep right at Limers Cross signposted Luppitt. Take the first turning right signposted Beacon. Proceed along the road, down the hill and at the cross roads go straight over. Follow the road for half a mile passing The Mill on the right hand side, at the top pf the road turn left past the houses known as Millrise and paddock can be found on the right, marked by an access point and narrow cattle grid.
What3words - Location - The access can be found using the What3words App. ///otters.newer.impulses
Viewing & Warning - With details in hand, after call Stags[use Contact Agent Button].
Please be aware the foundation holes for the barn are open and not easily seen. Please follow the Countryside Code.
Marketed by: Stags, Honiton
Land Registry Data
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