Rural Huntshaw

A stunningly pretty parcel of very privately set and secluded amenity pastureland set to either side of a stream which itself runs through a narrow wooded strip to the lands centre where a profusion of bluebells, primroses and other flowers appear in season. About 2.7 acres.
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To the immediate south of the land there is adjoining, several hundred acres of primarily conifer woodland with walkways, which further enhance the immediate nature of the area encouraging deer, fox and badger.

A stunningly pretty parcel of very privately set and secluded amenity pastureland set to either side of a stream which itself runs through a narrow wooded strip to the lands centre where a profusion of bluebells, primroses and other flowers appear in season. About 2.7 acres.
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To the immediate south of the land there is adjoining, several hundred acres of primarily conifer woodland with walkways, which further enhance the immediate nature of the area encouraging deer, fox and badger.

The small village of Huntshaw, a half dozen or so individual character homes, is centred around the ancient parish church.

The land is set in unspoilt countryside with the port and market town of Bideford at the mouth of the River Torridge some 4 miles to the west with sandy beaches at Westward Ho! and Instow just to its north.

Barnstaple the administrative centre for North Devon is just over 8 miles to the north and the town of Great Torrington some 4 miles to the south.

All these towns have a wide range of amenities and facilities.

An ideal site for anyone wanting to get away from the madness of the world in a tent, yurt or caravan taking advantage of the 28 day rules.