Land for sale

Pretty block of pasture and woodland with lovely views. About 4.5 acres (1.82 hectares). Gently sloping with good access off adjoining parish road. Stream boundary.

The land opposite Hembury Castle comprises a pretty mixture of pasture and woodland extending to some 4.50 acres (1.82 ha) in all.

Access to the land is from the adjoining parish road and this leads to a south facing gently sloping pasture field where the current owner has created a small holding with a small range of timber clad stable type storage sheds and temporary pens, suitable for poultry, pigs and goats.

The field is bordered to the south by approximately 2½ acres of mature broadleaf woodland and is bounded by the River Duntz to the southern boundary.

This charming parcel of amenity land could lend itself to a number of uses such as horticulture, stock rearing or bee keeping.

Situation
The land can be found amongst rolling Devonshire countryside and occupies a quiet spot just to the south of the village of Buckland Brewer and the Iron Age Hill fort known as Hembury Castle.

The busy village of Buckland Brewer benefits from a pub, church, chapel and village shop and the A388 main road is only 1.5 miles away. This scenic route leads to ancient market town of Holsworthy in the south and to the north, the port town of Bideford is a fifteen minute drive and offers a wide range of amenities and facilities.

Services
No mains services are connected.

Basic Payment Scheme (BPS)
The land is NOT registered for the claiming the Basic Payment Scheme.

Stewardship Schemes
The Property is NOT subject to any Environmental Stewardship Scheme.

Land Plan
The plan of the land is based on ordnance survey extracts, and the areas are not guaranteed and purchasers must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.

Boundaries
Any purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of all boundaries and neither vendor nor the vendor’s agents will be responsible for defining boundaries or the ownership thereof. Should any dispute arise as to the boundaries or any points on the particulars or plans or the interpretation of them, the question shall be referred to the vendor’s agents whose decision acting as the experts shall be final.

Viewing
Viewings are by appointment only, please contact the Farms and Land department on or email .

Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Directions
From Holsworthy, proceed out of the town on A388 heading towards Bideford. Pass through Milton Damerel, Venn Green and turn left at Stibb Cross. Follow this road to Frithelstock Stone and just after leaving the hamlet, turn left sign posted Tythecott. Follow this road until reaching a fork in the road, Hembury Castle is on the right and the land can be found on the left - see land plan.

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The land can be found amongst rolling Devonshire countryside and occupies a quiet spot just to the south of the village of Buckland Brewer and the Iron Age Hill fort known as Hembury Castle.

The busy village of Buckland Brewer benefits from a pub, church, chapel and village shop and the A388 main road is only 1.5 miles away. This scenic route leads to ancient market town of Holsworthy in the south and to the north, the port town of Bideford is a fifteen minute drive and offers a wide range of amenities and facilities.

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