Nymet Rowland, Crediton, EX17

Located in Mid Devon, Nymet Rowland is a hidden gem not too far from Lapford and the A377 yet away from the main road in a peaceful and somewhat traditional Devon village. Situated next to the church, this courtyard of modern farm buildings has full planning for replacement dwellings and is ready to go.

Planning was granted by Mid Devon under reference 24/00618/PNCOU for five new build, detached homes of 137 – 143 sqm each. Each will share the courtyard access and each will have it’s own parking and gardens. The full planning documents can be found on the Mid Devon planning website using the above reference.

Worth noting is that the adjacent traditional barns also have planning for conversion into three dwellings and this site is also for sale at the time of writing. Although adjacent, the two sites can be accessed and serviced independently but someone may wish to do all eight homes together.

VIEWINGS:

Strictly with the agent please as the barns are still in use for agriculture at this time.

Current Council Tax: NA

Utilities: Mains electric, water

Drainage: NA

Heating: NA

Construction: Stone/cob

Listed: No

Conservation Area: No

Tenure: Freehold

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Agents’ Notes:

Boundaries, Access & Parking:
Boundary positions, access rights and parking arrangements have been provided by the seller, and any land plans shown are for identification purposes only. We have not seen the title deeds or other legal documents, and buyers should confirm exact details and ownership responsibilities with their conveyancer.

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NYMET ROWLAND is a small village set among Devon’s rolling hills and is thought to have started life as Norman manor, as per the Domesday Book listing of 1086. Since then, the village has seen several new additions, including a well patronised village hall, but is still regarded as a smaller village when compared with, say, its close neighbour Lapford, which has a pub, primary school and garage with shop. In the 1870’s the village had a sojourn with the national press who published the antics of a family referred to as the ‘Nymet Savages’. Today, Nymet is a peaceful village favoured for its proximity to a good road system and Lapford station, both of which offer excellent access to towns further afield.

DIRECTIONS : Upon entering Nymet Rowland from the A377 at Lapford Cross, follow the country lane through the village and you’ll see the church on the right, the entrance to the yard is just before you reach the church on the right.