Land & Property For Sale

A 5.8 ACRE BLOCK OF LEVEL FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL PASTURE LAND JUST SOUTH OF BUCKS CROSS VILLAGE WITH EASY ACCESS TO THE A39 ONLY 8 MILES DRIVE FROM BIDEFORD . THE ENCLOSURE HAS ACCESS TO A MAINS WATER SUPPLY, QUIET COUNCIL ROAD ACCESS AND A POSSIBLE FURTHER ROAD ACCESS ON THE WESTERN BOUNDARY.

A LOCAL NEEDS BUILDING SITE SET ON THE EDGE OF PRIXFORD VILLAGE NEAR BARNSTAPLE WITH FAR REACHING VIEWS UP TOWARDS THE EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK IN GLORIOUS NORTH DEVON. ALL MAINS SERVICES NEARBY GOOD SIZED PLOT. NORTH DEVON COUNCIL REF 66342

A 5.3 ACRE LEVEL PASTURE PADDOCK WITH DIRECT ROAD ACCESS SITUATED IN LOVELY ROLLING NORTH DEVON COUNTRYSIDE NEAR TO THE VILLAGE OF CHARLES 6 MILES NORTH OF SOUTH MOLTON.

A 44 ACRE BLOCK OF FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL LAND WITH A 30FT BY 18FT BUILDING, ROAD ACCESS & MAINS WATER LEVEL OR GENTLY SLOPING WITH A SOUTHERLY ASPECT 1 MILE FROM BRATTON FLEMING CURRENTLY LET UNTIL MARCH 2021

6.3 acres of agricultural land Nr Combe Martin on the North Devon coast

A 65 Acre block of productive agricultural land set alongside the A361 North Devon link road.

A Lovely block of 24 Acres mixed woodland set inside the Exmoor National Park nr Trentishoe.

A well known Exmoor landmark made famous by the R D Blackmore Novel Lorna Doone

An Exmoor farmhouse, letting units, campsite all set beside the peaceful and famous Badgworthy Water in the famous Doone Valley.

Farmhouse 44 acres and two cottages with an agricultural building

These are two enclosures of riverside pasture paddocks linked with a footbridge with road access. The two blocks of land are set in a secluded yet accessible position on the road between Barnstaple and Bratton Fleming in a quiet rural valley. The river meanders through the paddocks and the far paddock is almost hidden from view as it adjoins woodland at the other side of the river and the only access is via the footbridge as mentioned above.

A PRODUCTIVE LEVEL BLOCK OF 20 ACRES OF PERMANENT PASTURE LAND WITH NATURAL WATER AND ROAD ACCESS IN THE PARISH OF CLAWTON NR HOLSWORTHY ON THE DEVON / CORNWALL BORDER