Druid, Ashburton

Situation and Description

The land is situated around some 1.5 miles north-west of Ashburton, between Druid and Ausewell Cross, in an accessible yet quiet position.

In has been used for equine and growing purposes on a no-dig organic basis (along with being home to a few ducks) and the seller/adjoining land owner is looking for a like-minded buyer to continue this. The seller is now focusing on equine assisted counselling/therapy and would love to have a neighbour where the land is used for therapeutic growing/gardening learning, or local organic growers to serve the local community.

The land slopes gently from west to east and is partly enclosed, including a sturdy post and wire fence along the south-east boundary.

The seller will install a new timber and stock-proof fence along the north-west boundary where it adjoins their retained land.

Description and Situation

There are two taps supplying water from the neighbours borehole (subject to a maintenance/running cost contribution of £30 per month). There is a duck-pen shed-style building that could be enlarged, subject to any required consents.

The land includes a clearly defined parking area for two good sized vehicles and the entrance/drive is shared. There is potential to create more parking.

The area is within easy walking or riding distance of Ausewell Ancient Woodland, Buckland Beacon (which the seller advises can be seen from the land) and the open-moor.

Plan / Measurements

The photograph showing the location and approximate area being sold is for identification purposes only, not to scale and should not be relied upon for accuracy.

Interested parties will need to physically inspect the land to satisfy themselves of the actual boundaries.

A new Land Registry compliant plan will be prepared once a buyer is found.

Directions

From our offices proceed along North Street and at the end of the road bear right into Rew Road, signposted Waterleat. Stay on this road for half a mile and turn left at the crossroads, signposted Druid. Stay on this road for a mile and the shared entrance to the land will be seen on the left, with a wooden five-bar gate set back from the road.

Viewing

Please contact us on if you wish to view the land as viewings need to be accompanied.