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stags.co.uk 01404 45885 | [email protected] Land At Whiteslade Meadow, Deep Cut Shute, Axminster, EX13 7QG 4.35 Acres (1.76 ha) of pasture, trees and amenity areas adjoining the A35 Honiton 5.5 Miles Axminster 5.5 Miles • Pasture Land • 4.35 Acres (1.76 Ha) • A O N B • Stream Frontage • Natural Water • Access To A35 • Sale By Private Treaty • Offers in excess of £20,000 Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London Land At Whiteslade Meadow, Deep Cut, Shute, Axminster, EX13 7QG SITUATION to walk North East from the land towards The land is set adjoining the A35 between Dalwood. the market towns of Axminster and Honiton in the parish of Shute, an Area of From the top of the land there are far Outstanding Natural Beauty. This accessible reaching views and glimpses of the sea on a location provides swift travelling across East good day. Devon via the A35 and A30/A303 to the PLANS AND BOUNDARY LINES north. A plan, which is not to scale and is not to be relied upon, is attached to these The nearby villages of Shute and particulars. Purchasers must satisfy Wilmington are within a couple of miles. themselves by inspection or otherwise as to The mainline railway stations at Axminster its accuracy. Please note that the Eastern and Honiton are close by, providing a boundary falls to the west of the fence London (Waterloo) service, with both shown on the ground. market towns offering a wide range of amenities and facilities. SERVICES No mains services. Natural water from the DESCRIPTION stream. Accessed off the A35 this approximately VIEWINGS South East facing land has a mixture of During daylight hours with details in hand pasture, planted trees, amenity areas and after calling Stags on 01404 45885. more mature deciduous boundary trees. DIRECTIONS Extending North away from the road, this Head East from Honiton on the A35 elongated enclosure is fenced to the top towards Axminster. Go through the village and runs down to a stream on the North of Wilmington and after the straight piece Eastern boundary. A footpath lines the of road, a short distance around the sharp Eastern boundary, providing an opportunity left hand bend the field is on your left. Bank House, 66 High Street, Honiton, Devon, EX14 1PS Tel: 01404 45885 Email: [email protected] These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied on for any purpose stags.co.uk.

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stags.co.uk 01404 45885 | [email protected] Mosshayne, Church Path Shute, Axminster, EX13 7QE Beautifully kept horticultural or amenity land extending to 0.22 Acres. Shute 1 Mile Axminster 4 Miles Honiton 8 Miles • 0.22 Acres (0.088 ha) • Horticultural / Amenity Land • Garden store/ workshop • Large Polytunnel • Greenhouse • Fruit cage and raised beds • Off Grid, Power & Water • LPG Generator • Offers in excess of £25,000 Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London Mosshayne, Church Path, Shute, Axminster, EX13 7QE SITUATION The south coast is easily accessible at Lyme Mosshayne is located in a designated Area Regis, Beer, Seaton, Branscombe and of Outstanding Natural Beauty in a private, Sidmouth. Both Exeter and Taunton are rural yet convenient location just minutes approximately 23 miles distant with M5 from the A35 in the village of Shute where motorway connections. At Honiton there is there is a Primary School and village easy access on to the A30 to Exeter and church. the M5, and Exeter airport. DESCRIPTION Approximately a mile away is the village of This unusual property has been lovingly Kilmington, which offers primary school, tended and improved over the years to active village hall, shop and post office, form a productive horticultural area used church and farm shop. The town of to grow a variety of vegetables, fruit and Colyton, just 2.5 miles distant, provides flowers. The land has been carefully local amenities with shops, primary school, landscaped to make the most of the site doctors, church and the renowned Colyton with various raised beds. Grammer School. The busy Market Town of Axminster is approximately 4 miles to There are several useful buildings including the east with a further range of day to day (please note measurements are external facilities including a Tesco supermarket, and approximate); hospital, college and a main line railway station on the London Waterloo line.
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