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Stokeinteignhead Stokeinteignhead Guide Price: • Parcel Of Land • Easy Gated Access £150,000 • 2.9 Acres • Lovely Open Views Land • Planning Permission For Stable Block • Highly Regarded Location • Fully Enclosed • Rare Opportunity EPC RATING: N/A Rosemary Field, Stoke Road, Stokeinteignhead, TQ12 4QR - Draft A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a parcel of land situated in a Plans - For Illustrative Purposes Only highly regarded village location. Extending to approximately 2.9 Acres the land is enclosed by mature green boundaries and newly installed livestock fencing on the inside of the boundary. There is also easy access from the road through a five bar gate. Planning permission has recently been granted for a stable block adjacent to the entrance. Full details can be found on the Teignbridge District Council website with planning reference 18/00089/FUL. Stokeinteignhead is a highly regarded and particularly picturesque village with ancient church, community shop and popular thatched inn. For horse riders there are various tracks, byways / lanes and bridleways nearby. Stokeinteignhead is also not far from the coast at Maidencombe and offers easy access to Newton Abbot with the A380 linking Torbay and Exeter (M5 beyond) approximately 5 miles away. Agents Notes Viewing by appointment. Directions From the A380 Penn Inn roundabout at Newton Abbot. Take the Combeinteignhead exit. Follow the road through Combeinteignhead and at the garage turn right for Stokeinteignhead, passing the Wildgoose Inn on the right. Follow the road into Stokeinteignhead passing the school on the left. Continue along Stoke Road, passing Pools Weir on the left. follow the road as it takes a sharp left and then bears around to the right. You will pass three properties on the left (Sunnybank, Sandusky and Sundown). The field is next on the left. From the A370 Teignmouth to Torquay Road (heading towards Torquay). At Maidencombe Cross turn right onto Stoke Road. Continue straight ahead at the cross roads and continue along Stoke Road until you reach Orchard Organic Farm on the right. The field can be found next on the right. Disclaimer: Any information provided is purely a guide and is none contractual. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy we rely on information from third parties and checking all information supplied would add to the cost of moving. On agreeing to buy a property you should have the property surveyed to your satisfaction and arrange tests on all appliances and equipment. We have not surveyed the property or carried any out other checks. You should instruct a solicitor to investigate all legal matters relating to your purchase and confirm what is included in the sale. Room sizes ± 0.1m. Rental valuations are only a guide and we suggest seeking advice from your rental agent. Tel: 01626 366966 Email: [email protected] www.cacia.co.uk 78 Queen Street, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 2ER .
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