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Woodford, Morwenstow, Bude, Cornwall, EX23
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- 11.2 acres of woodland
- Special coastal location
- Walking distance to beach and south west
- Coastal path
- Located in the parish of morwenstow, north cornwall
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VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE 11.2 ACRES OF SLOPING WOODLAND IN COOMBE VALLEY, MORWENSTOW.
ONCE OWNED BY THE WELL KNOWN LOCAL FAMILIES THE TYNNE'S AND THE TAPE'S, THIS PARCEL OF WOODLAND NESTLES BETWEEN EASTAWAY WOOD AND HOLLYGROVE WOOD.
AGENTS NOTE
The woodland comes with benefit of a wayleaf from Western Power of £55 per annum. There are no public footpaths through the wood.
The deed land plan (which can be seen within the brochure or can be emailed upon request) clearly shows a right of access at this point along the footpath - but the bridge/access over the river at this point has long since disappeared. There is currently no easy access to Elldown Woods and if you wanted to visit, this would be entirely at your own risk.
Directions
From Stibb, proceed down the hill towards Coombe Valley. Go over the bridge and turn right and drive through the ford. As you drive around the corner and up the hill, there is a small layby you can park in, as the entrance to the footpath is very close by.
What3words - hunches.proclaims.hotspots - this reference will get you close to the beginning of the public footpath that leads to Elldown Woods.
What3words - lifeboats.energy.reward - will get you near to the point of the river, close to Elldown Wood.
ONCE OWNED BY THE WELL KNOWN LOCAL FAMILIES THE TYNNE'S AND THE TAPE'S, THIS PARCEL OF WOODLAND NESTLES BETWEEN EASTAWAY WOOD AND HOLLYGROVE WOOD.
AGENTS NOTE
The woodland comes with benefit of a wayleaf from Western Power of £55 per annum. There are no public footpaths through the wood.
The deed land plan (which can be seen within the brochure or can be emailed upon request) clearly shows a right of access at this point along the footpath - but the bridge/access over the river at this point has long since disappeared. There is currently no easy access to Elldown Woods and if you wanted to visit, this would be entirely at your own risk.
Directions
From Stibb, proceed down the hill towards Coombe Valley. Go over the bridge and turn right and drive through the ford. As you drive around the corner and up the hill, there is a small layby you can park in, as the entrance to the footpath is very close by.
What3words - hunches.proclaims.hotspots - this reference will get you close to the beginning of the public footpath that leads to Elldown Woods.
What3words - lifeboats.energy.reward - will get you near to the point of the river, close to Elldown Wood.
About this agent
Established in 1924, Webbers estate agents are a national award winning, independent estate agency, voted in the Top 3 estate agents in the UK for customer service in 2014. We have 16 West Country offices for residential sales & lettings in North Devon, West Somerset, Exmoor and Cornwall. Our exclusive Fine & Country marketing enables us to put our property in Park Lane, right in the heart of London, offering fabulous market exposure. In addition, with specialist departments for Commercial Property, Survey & Professional and New Homes, we deliver a comprehensive property service, with an enviable reputation as professionals in property. Bude is a popular coastal resort located on the North Cornish coast, nearing the very northerly border of Cornwall into Devon. This part of the coastline is extremely rugged with very high cliff tops and tucked away coves. The best known beach in the area is Widemouth Bay, just to the south of Bude, which is a lovely sandy beach ideal for surfing. There are two sandy beaches within very easy reach of the town centre called Crooklets and Summerleaze respectively. Bude has a historic past with the Canal and lock gates being an important part of the heritage of the town along with Bude Castle which is now a gallery, museum and restaurant. The canal side has just been rejuvenated with new businesses opening and the town's library is also located there. Bude was a prosperous Victorian seaside resort with the trains and canal providing access to and from Exeter. Bude still is a town by the sea rather than a seaside resort, so although we do have a busy tourist period, the town remains vibrant with many things to do for all age groups throughout the year.