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- 13.35 acres currently used for equestrian purposes
- Fantastic outriding on Dartmoor National Park
- Direct road access
- Freehold
- Planning Consent for 10 Stables, Yard & Hay Barn
- Available in Lots or as a Whole
The Land at Beech Court Farm as a whole extends to approximately 13.35 acres of productive pasture separated into four fields, currently used for equestrian purposes with planning for a stable block and with direct road access.
Situation - Buckland in the Moor is renowned for its quintessentially English picturesque architecture and is made up of stone quarried on the Moor and a cluster of thatched cottages overlooking Holne Chase. Whilst being in a beautiful position the property is only 3.6 miles from Ashburton and the A38.
Open moorland is easily accessible offering unrivalled outriding. A number of public houses on Dartmoor welcome horse riders and provide tie rails or paddocks as well as water for the horses.
The A38 dual carriageway is accessible at Ashburton, just 3.5 miles away and links with the M5 to Exeter. There are excellent rail links from Totnes and Newton Abbot as well as flights from Exeter Airport.
Description - The Land at Beech Court Farm as a whole extends to a total of 13.35 acres of productive pasture separated into four fields currently being used for equestrian purposes with direct road access into three of the fields. Planning permission was obtained and works started on a 10 box stable yard, barn. No further construction will be undertaken of the yard prior to completion of sale.
Method Of Sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
Planning Consent - Full planning permission was granted on the 4th July 2022 by Dartmoor Nation Park planning reference: 0053/22 for 10 stables and a yard including a barn of 30" x 24" for storage of hay and straw.
All associated planning documents can be viewed on the Dartmoor National Park website . On the homepage click on 'Living & Working', then click 'Planning', then 'Planning Applications'. Scroll down the page and click on 'Search for a planning application', then click on the first 'search applications' option and then, finally, in the 'application reference' enter the reference 0053/22. The documents can be looked at by clicking on 'Documents'.
Tenure And Possession - The property is held freehold and is available with vacant possession on completion.
Services - No mains services are connected. Water is available in Lot 2 via a borehole and powered by a generator.
Sporting And Mineral Rights - The sporting and mineral rights insofar as they are owned are included with the freehold.
Plans And Boundary Fences - A plan which is not to scale, is included with these sale particulars for identification purposes only.
Wayleaves And Rights Of Way - The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of any wayleave agreement and any public or private rights of way that may affect it.
Loacl Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 4XX. Tel[use Contact Agent Button] and Dartmoor National Park.
Viewing - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags Totnes office [use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - From Buckland-in-the-Moor turn opposite the church, up Elliotts Hill no-through road. Continue passing the two turnings to Elliotts Farm and take the right-hand turn.
Warning - Farms and land can be dangerous places. Please take care when viewing the property, particularly in the vicinity of farm buildings and livestock.
Disclaimer - These particulars are a guide only and are not to be relied upon for any purpose.
Agents Notes - The field shelters situated on Lots 3 and 4 are temporary structures. These need to be removed once planning permission for the replacement stables on Lot 2 have been completed. It is advised that any potential purchasers make their own enquiries with Dartmoor National Park Planning Authorities.
Situation - Buckland in the Moor is renowned for its quintessentially English picturesque architecture and is made up of stone quarried on the Moor and a cluster of thatched cottages overlooking Holne Chase. Whilst being in a beautiful position the property is only 3.6 miles from Ashburton and the A38.
Open moorland is easily accessible offering unrivalled outriding. A number of public houses on Dartmoor welcome horse riders and provide tie rails or paddocks as well as water for the horses.
The A38 dual carriageway is accessible at Ashburton, just 3.5 miles away and links with the M5 to Exeter. There are excellent rail links from Totnes and Newton Abbot as well as flights from Exeter Airport.
Description - The Land at Beech Court Farm as a whole extends to a total of 13.35 acres of productive pasture separated into four fields currently being used for equestrian purposes with direct road access into three of the fields. Planning permission was obtained and works started on a 10 box stable yard, barn. No further construction will be undertaken of the yard prior to completion of sale.
Method Of Sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
Planning Consent - Full planning permission was granted on the 4th July 2022 by Dartmoor Nation Park planning reference: 0053/22 for 10 stables and a yard including a barn of 30" x 24" for storage of hay and straw.
All associated planning documents can be viewed on the Dartmoor National Park website . On the homepage click on 'Living & Working', then click 'Planning', then 'Planning Applications'. Scroll down the page and click on 'Search for a planning application', then click on the first 'search applications' option and then, finally, in the 'application reference' enter the reference 0053/22. The documents can be looked at by clicking on 'Documents'.
Tenure And Possession - The property is held freehold and is available with vacant possession on completion.
Services - No mains services are connected. Water is available in Lot 2 via a borehole and powered by a generator.
Sporting And Mineral Rights - The sporting and mineral rights insofar as they are owned are included with the freehold.
Plans And Boundary Fences - A plan which is not to scale, is included with these sale particulars for identification purposes only.
Wayleaves And Rights Of Way - The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of any wayleave agreement and any public or private rights of way that may affect it.
Loacl Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 4XX. Tel[use Contact Agent Button] and Dartmoor National Park.
Viewing - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags Totnes office [use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - From Buckland-in-the-Moor turn opposite the church, up Elliotts Hill no-through road. Continue passing the two turnings to Elliotts Farm and take the right-hand turn.
Warning - Farms and land can be dangerous places. Please take care when viewing the property, particularly in the vicinity of farm buildings and livestock.
Disclaimer - These particulars are a guide only and are not to be relied upon for any purpose.
Agents Notes - The field shelters situated on Lots 3 and 4 are temporary structures. These need to be removed once planning permission for the replacement stables on Lot 2 have been completed. It is advised that any potential purchasers make their own enquiries with Dartmoor National Park Planning Authorities.
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Stags Totnes office is not hard to find, located in The Granary, an imposing historic stone building, on Coronation Road. Totnes is a charming market town, built at the head of the River Dart's estuary in South Devon. It has good communications, being accessible via the A38 from Exeter, just 22 miles to the east. The town is acknowledged as a thriving New Age centre, where musicians, artists, natural health practitioners and craftspeople live and work with great success. A market is held twice a week, selling antiques, musical instruments, second-hand books, hand made clothing and local organic products. In short, not for nothing was Totnes voted the capital of New Age chic by Time magazine. With its numerous attractive listed buildings and ancient history, Totnes is a tourist hot spot and attracts a growing number of visitors annually. It has many distinctive features such as the Eastgate, an arch spanning the main street, Totnes Castle, a Norman edifice owned by English Heritage, the late medieval Church of St Mary and the Elizabethan House Museum, one of many authentic Elizabethan merchant's houses.