Lamerton, Tavistock, Devon, PL19

Lower Hill consists of a stylishly renovated and beautifully presented former farmhouse (Lot 1), Lot 2 is a wonderful Shippon. Lot 3 is an attractive and large American barn with Q class planning with reference 4033/24/PDM.

Lot 3
Large American barn (with Q class planning permission) | Outdoor riding arena | Gardens | Range of pasture paddocks

To the east is the large 'American barn', being a substantial portal framed covered yard with fittings providing extensive stabling/loose boxes. Around this building are spacious yard areas and beside it an outdoor riding arena completing the excellent equestrian facilities. This also comes with a range of pasture and paddocks. The planning currently exists to create a wonderful barn conversion over two floors with excellent equestrian facilities.

Details of planning permissions can be found on the West Devon Council website

Lower Hill Farm is situated in the beautiful rolling countryside of West Devon, just outside the popular village of Lamerton and about 3 miles to the west of Tavistock.

Lamerton has a fuel station, general store, primary school and The Blacksmith's Arms pub, as well as the 13th century St Peter's Church. There is also the popular farm shop at Chipshop, about 2 miles away.

The delightful ancient stannary and thriving market town of Tavistock, dating back to the 10th century, is within easy reach and is part of a World Heritage Site. The town centre is focused around the Pannier Market and Bedford Square and there is a regular farmers' market. The town has an excellent range of independent shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes and hospital and there is private education with Mount Kelly School and prep school. Golf is at Tavistock Golf Club or St Mellion, about 13 miles away. Several National Trust properties are nearby, including Lydford Gorge, Buckland Abbey and Cotehele.

Tavistock is situated on the banks of the beautiful River Tavy, on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park, renowned for it's spectacular scenery and providing many opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing, riding etc. on the doorstep.

To the south is the city of Plymouth and the glorious Tamar Estuary, providing facilities for sailing and other watersports here and along the south coast of Devon and Cornwall, with it's many beaches, coves and estuaries. There is also excellent cycling on the Moor with the Dartmoor Classic being a popular annual event. Mountain biking nearby is also superb.

There is easy access north to the A30 leading west, via Launceston, into Cornwall, or east, via Okehampton, to the cathedral and university city of Exeter and the M5 motorway. From Plymouth there are ferries to France and Spain and a train station with mainline connections to London (Paddington).