Daccombe, Newton Abbot

Description

The land is situated on the 'T' junction of Pitland Lane and Foot Lane in the delightful valley of Daccombe, with the public highway running from Coffinswell to Daccombe located 0.6 miles to the West. Access to the pastures over a hard standing leading to a metal gate opening into a turning area with access track to the timber frame barn measuring 9m x 9m (on a concrete pad). Two sets of double opening doors to the front giving plenty of access to storage and partitioned bays. There is a rain water collection system to the rear of the barn with a collection of IBCs (intermediate bulk containers).

Description Continued

The barn benefits from plenty of hard standing to the front. The pasture is gently sloping with two vehicular access gateways, one at the bottom of the track and one just off the hardstanding from the timber barn. There is a new Devon bank spanning the length of the track with post and rail fencing to the bank and devon hedging to the west and to the south. Stock Fencing to the Northern Boundary. The land and barn offers a secluded spot with easy access to the main road from Torbay through to Milber and Newton Abbot.

Services

No mains services connected. Rain water harvesting, solar and battery lighting.

Wayleaves, Rights & Easements

The property is sold subject to any Rights of Way, Wayleaves, Rights or Easements which exist at the time of sale whether they are mentioned in these particulars or not.

Tenure

The property is freehold with vacant possession.

Manner of Sale

The land/property is being offered on the open market by private treaty.

Local Authority

Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 4XX.

Viewings

Viewings by appointment only. Rendells Rural Department – Totnes Office.

Directions

From Penn Inn roundabout in Newton Abbot take the Shaldon Road, then turning immediately right and joining the St. Marychurch Road. For approximately 2.2 miles continue along the St. Marychurch Road until the Pitland Lane T-junction, take the right turn onto Pitland Lane continue down the hill for 0.36 miles.

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