Land At Ringmore, Kingsbridge Devon, TQ7

3.26 acres of agricultural/amenity land

Description

3.26 acres of agricultural land with direct access from the highway.

Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession available from 25 March 2026. There is currently a permissive path agreement in place between the points A and B on the plan along the route dotted blue, granted to Ringmore Parish Council/Devon County Council on an agreement which can be terminated upon the service of 6 months’ written notice. The land is currently let on a Farm Business Tenancy which expires on 24 March 2026.

Local Authority
South Hams District Council

Energy Performance
EPC Rating = Exempt

Diocese of Exeter
We are instructed on behalf of the Diocese of Exeter to market this property. If any prospective purchaser is a person connected to the Diocese of Exeter, a relative of a connected person, or anyone acting on behalf of a connected person; this is to be declared prior to making an offer.

Viewings
Viewings may be made from the permissive path subject to prior arrangement through Savills Cornwall Rural Agency Office.
Telephone: +44 (0) .

Costs
The purchaser will be expected to contribute £4,500 + VAT towards the Diocese’s legal and professional costs.

Restrictive Covenants
The land is to be sold subject to restrictive covenants protecting the amenity and use of the village Church, Church House and Parish Rooms including, but not limited to, objecting to the ringing of church bells. Details of the covenants can be made available on request.

Location

Ringmore, a historic village with 13th Century Church, Inn and characterful cottages. Nestled near the dramatic cliff tops of Challaborough & Bigbury Bays, this idyllic location offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty.

Local Attractions:
South-West Coastal Path: Three different nearby paths lead to the coast 1.6km (1 mile) offering beaches at:

Ayrmer Cove: Just a short stroll away (1.6km), this secluded beach is perfect for those seeking tranquillity and stunning coastal views.

Challaborough Bay (1.6km): offering an award winning beach with fish and chips, convenience store and watersports hire equipment

Bigbury-on-Sea (2.4km (1.5miles): Situated in a National Lanscape area (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), this highly sought-after coastal village is famed for its expansive sandy beaches and breathtaking vistas of Burgh Island. Ice-cream outlets, café and watersports hire/surfing lessons are available.

Journey's End Inn (0.7km (0.4 miles): A 13th-century Free House, this inn is celebrated for its locally sourced cuisine and an impressive selection of real ales, providing a true taste of Devon.

Burgh Island: Accessed via the Sea Tractor from Bigbury, the
island is home to the iconic Art Deco hotel. and the historic Pilchard Inn.