EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

MARKET REPORT February 2019

Friday 8th Store Stock Market Monday 11th Prime Stock Market Wednesday 13th Machinery Sale

EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD 01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com 536 STORE CATTLE & STIRKS – 10AM Auctioneer: Simon Alford 07789 980203

Steers to £1340 Heifers to £1155 A fantastic February entry of store cattle again met the strong demand as seen of late with all types, breeds and ages selling well. Top priced steers eased to a massive £1340 for a pair grand South Devon’s (22m) from Brian Vallance of Bickington with a couple of smashing Limousin bullocks (21m) from Brian reaching £1270 apiece. Well bred and grown Limousin steers (22m) from brother Gerald Vallance, Ashburton drew £1245 as did the better of a tremendous run of forward steers from Chris Poad of St Dominick, an eye catching bunch of eight Simmental’s (24m) with others off the same farm to £1210 for a pen of four Hereford’s (22m). Three strong Aberdeen Angus steers (23m) from Robert & Christine Harris of Bickleigh looked a good price a £1200 a head as did the best Angus from Brian & Rob Moore of Diptford at £1190. A trio of very decent South Devon steers (24m) from Oliver Bromley up from Penryn rose to £1170 a life as did a pen of five British Blue’s (25m) from Chris Poad, these were closely followed a single Limousin steer (20m) from Peter Richards of Highampton at £1160 and five Hereford’s (24m) at £1155 for John Pollard of St Merryn. Later born store steers of note included a cracking Aberdeen Angus (11m) from Ed & Julie Williams of Ilsington at £1070 and young Charolais steers at £995 for Matt Wilson of Dunsford. A super bunch of four Limousin heifers (21m) from Tim Ward headed that section a £1155 a head with older Limousin’s to £1040 and £1035 for Roger and John Dennis of Tedburn and £1035 (20m) again, for Peter Richard’s. A couple of striking Charolais heifers (28m) from David Mingo of Fenny Bridges drew £1100 a piece whilst a British Blue (23m) from Robert & Christine Harris fetched £1020 and best Aberdeen Angus females (25m) saw £985 for Brian & Rob Moore. Simmental heifers (22m) to £945 for Rob & Kelly Barons of Slapton. Young Limousin heifers (13m) sold to £830 for Ian Balsdon of Hatherleigh with shapely heifers of the same breed to £820 for Stephen & Susan Sallis of Jacobstowe.

181 STIRKS & SUCKLED CALVES – 11.30AM Auctioneer: Ian Caunter 07813 068935 181 stirks and suckled calves sold in front of a packed ringside , with all types on offer selling to a good trade. Edwin Tucker & daughter Lynette of Pennymoor showed cracking Limousin cross steers with the best topping at £800 (11m), with others to £760. Miles & Helen Partridge of Poundsgate reached £760 for South Devon steers (10m) with others to £705, Steve Barkwill up from Tavistock achieved £740 for smart Blue steers (10m) with others to £725 (8m). Pat Lee of Rackenford reached £735 for Limousin cross steers (10m) whilst Claire Caunter of Buckland in the Moor showed impressive Simmental cross steers hitting £720 (10m). Phil Hutchings of Chagford realised £680 for Charolais cross steers (10m). Heifers topped at £700 on two occasions, firstly for KR Hawkins of Aylesbeare showing Simmental cross heifers (11m), whilst Blue heifers from Pat Lee achieved the same. Steve Barkwill realised £640 twice again for Blue heifers (10m), whilst David Skelley of Pitt Hill Farm, Ivybridge reached £625 for Limousin cross heifers. A cracking run of young Blue steers and heifers from Wastenage Farms Ltd, Budleigh Salterton met a strong trade with best steers (6m) reaching £550 and heifers of a similar age hitting £535.

Buyers galore at Exeter on Friday - more youngstock required to meet the strong demand! Please contact Ian Caunter 07813 068935 for any marketing advice.

155 CALVES – 10.15 AM CALVES - 10.15 am Auctioneers: Mark Davis 07773 371774 & CALVES Bulls Heifers Ian Caunter 07813 068935 Breed TOP AVE TOP AVE

A large entry of calves sold to a very decent trade British Blue 22 382 222 21 200 100 on the whole considering the terrible weather we Limousin 10 358 180 7 320 106 have had recently. A lot of very plain calves around which sold at lower levels but still looked Charolais 2 220 210 reasonably well sold on the trade. Very strong Simmental 7 295 186 4 178 101 demand for the medium to best calves which Aberdeen Angus 33 285 169 22 190 84 topped at £382 for a smart British Blue bull from Hereford Colin & Martin Burnell of Chawleigh. Other Blue 5 290 171 6 130 69 bulls to £305 for Paul Hendy of Kingsbridge, £278 South Devon 4 200 93 4 145 80 for Waterford Farm of Axminster and £270 for Holstein / Friesian 8 80 46 Best Farms Partnership of Saltash. A smart Limousin bull sold to £358 for Paul Hendy with others to £300 & £275 for GJ & G Winzer & Sons of Loddiswell who also sold Simmental bulls to £275. Simmental bulls topped at £295 for Malcolm & Kay Pring of Broadclyst with others to £265 for Martin & Liz Bennett. Native calves sold well with a weaned Hereford to £290 for Roy & James Amor of Yeovil. Aberdeen Angus bulls to £285 & £270 for Messrs Higgin of Totnes with some other reared sorts to £262 (x5). Heifer calves topped at £320 for a superb Limousin heifer from Paul Hendy. Not many topping heifers about today and the rest were generally much easier. Charolais heifers £220 for Kim Davey of Lewdown and £200 for RH & MJ Hurford of Axminster. British Blue heifers to £200 for Robert & Gill Drake of Shillingford Abbot. Friesians to £80 & £72 twice for RH & MJ Hurford. 4019 SHEEP – 10.30AM Auctioneer: Russell Steer 07788 318701

98 ORPHAN LAMBS

The largest entry of the season so far of all but 100 orphan lambs saw plenty of interest and reached £31 for a pair of strong lambs from Ivor & Rene Alexander of Tiverton and £30 for a similar pair from Barry Mildon & family of Cadbury. Other stronger lambs £16 to £27 with smaller sorts £8 to £14 and the 98 averaging £12.53.

2392 STORE HOGGS

A very respectable mid-February entry of 2392 store hoggs were another strong trade, especially for the better bred and short keep types. Some medium term hoggs were maybe slightly less than two weeks ago, but generally all in the mid £60’s, taking no harm and dearer than reports from other markets nationwide this week. The best topped at £89 & £86.50 for all but finished shapley continentals from Messrs Brembridge Farm of East Village, £88 (x2) for strong Suffolk crosses from David & Lynda Pellow of Sourton, £88 and £83.50 also for BEJ Hallet of Pennymoor with similar and £85 for Keith Vincent of Truro with heavy hill bred ram hoggs. Twenty pens broke the £80 mark with forward hoggs still keenly sought after and trading from £72 to £82 whilst the overall average was £65.94 and back a few pounds on the previous few weeks.

68 GRAZING EWES

Grazers sold to £60 for Syles Farm Ltd of Loxbeare, £55 for Maydown Farm Ltd of Bridport and £54 for Graham Heal of Umberleigh.

982 BREEDING EWES & EWE HOGGS

A nice catalogued sale of 982 breeding sheep metBREEDING with varied EWES interest & and RAMS a mixed trade. Older mule ewes were the order of the day with Ross & Emma Sizmur of Okehampton selling their heavily scanned FM NC Mules to £128 (x2) and John Jordan & family of Chagford sold two pens of twin bearing Scotch Mule FM’s at £118 as well as triplet and single bearing ewes at £100 and Ray Tucker of Bridford made £105 of a pen of FM twin scanned ewes. Mule shearlings looking value with a smart run to £125 (x2) & £115 (x7) for Mark & Henry Johnson of Bridport as various breed’s of shearlings sold to £110 (x2) & £108 for Maurice Hockridge of Crediton. M Bristow of Witheridge sold a small pen of Suffolk cross ewes at £105 whilst the Flock Dispersal on behalf of J Sharples of Longdown saw their Lleyn shearlings make £105 (x4), older Lleyns to £81 (x2) and Mule shearlings to £98 (x2).

479 COUPLES (208 EWES & 251 LAMBS)

A bumper entry of 208 ewes with their 251 lambsBREEDING were like the EWES breeders & RAMS with the best in keen demand whilst second and third quality were harder to place. Doubles were in short supply and sold to £220, £185 & £165 for smart generally flock aged crossbred ewes from Blackdown Game of Cotleigh, £190 for a powerful Texel x Mule from Gaden & Morish of Bratton Clovelly, £170 for a large pen of Dorset Mule FM’s from Robert Rogers of Totnes and £168 for Dorset’s from Barry Mildon. Some super singles on offer saw strength sell to £162 for 16 Dorset ewes with strong single lambs from Maydown Farm Ltd, £160 for smart younger ewe Dorset singles from Paul Rowden of Blackawton, £155 for first time lambing Dorset Mules with tremendous shaped lambs from Ivor & Rene Alexander and £150 for young singles from Robert Partridge of Teignmouth. Generally decent doubles were £150 plus whilst singles in strong demand and usually all over £120.

122 PIGS – 10.15AM Auctioneer: James Morrish 07814 010133

54 CULL SOWS Lighter numbers this week saw a slight improvement in the trade with the best heavyweights sows to £110 on behalf of Chris Down of Budleigh Salterton. Andrew Freemantle of Clyst St Mary topped at £103 with the best thirty-five sows selling to an average of £94.70 being £11 up from our last sale. Best cull boars reached £100 for David Pidsley of Honiton.

68 PRIME & STORE PIGS

Numbers were tight on Friday with no improvement in the trade and some buyers not present due to poor sales in the butchers’ shops. That said, Richard & Vicky Gibbins reached a very respectable £108 for a pen of six (94kg) finished pigs whilst Chris Down took overall award at £120 for heavyweights going off to one Exeter butcher. Colin Gibbins of Feniton topped at £75 (x4) with several vendors up and over £70. Best stores topped at £35 for a pen of young gilts in from David Pidsley.

*We look forward to seeing you at our next sale of pigs at Exeter on Friday 22nd February*

Please contact James Morrish on 07814 010133 with entries

*ALL VENDORS PLEASE NOTE*

Please complete a market entry form each time you bring stock to sell with your trading name and address to ensure we have the correct payment details. Please also include Farm Assurance details (if applicable) and sign the declarations on the reverse.

All entry forms are available in the Market Office and online from www.kivells.com

CATTLE AND CALF VENDORS Please include the TB test date (if applicable) on your entry form and ensure any Pedigree Native Sire ear numbers are on both the cattle passports and your entry form.

Kivells Messaging 2019 - Important News

Over the last 12 months we have been in discussions with our insurers and other advisors and listened to you, our sellers and buyers. The number of lots and attendees at our sales have grown over the last few years and we recognise that we need to adapt to meet and build on this increased demand for our services from both existing customers and new clients. At the same time we also recognise that our on farm dispersal sales and the Holsworthy Saturday collectives are not just sales but useful social events. The opportunity to meet and socialise mixing business and pleasure is essential in an age when farmers and many in the wider agricultural community work in isolation and then continue to be alone on the internet.

Getting the balance right between traditional and established ways of working and providing a safer environment is challenging particularly in market sites and farms. Kivells, Sellers and Buyers - we all have responsibilities and we at Kivells recognise that some improvements could be made. We have trialled some of these at Holsworthy and some have been well received and others less so. We ask that you bear with us as we put in place these changes many of which are primarily for your safety and to ensure you have the right information. Our staff will remind you and guide you and we ask that you respect the fact that they do so for your benefit and the benefit of other attendees.

We have introduced new signage at our market sites and the messaging will be replicated at our on farm and other sales. In addition all our sale catalogues, to include Livestock Market sales, will include additional information for all attendees under a Notice to Purchasers heading. The Notice to Purchasers will act as useful reminders for our regular Sellers and Buyers and answer many of the frequently asked questions raised by new attendees.

To ensure that all attendees to our Livestock Market sales are made aware of our new Health & Safety message we will also be creating digital messages for our canteen displays etc. We will also include this messaging in our market reports.

In addition with this initiative we will be improving the information content on Kivells.com particularly under the Agriculture Heading. You will be able to easily find much of the information you will need regarding trading with Kivells and all sales to include Terms and Conditions and Sellers and Buyers Responsibilities. The intention here is to enable you to have and absorb this information ahead of any sale and help you to register, buy and sell with knowledge. Kivells Livestock sales are conducted under the 2017 Livestock Auctioneers Association Terms and Conditions and these will also be posted in all of our market offices.

As regards Machinery Sales Kivells currently operate under our own Terms and Conditions. However the Livestock Auctioneers Association has recently published its own version and we are currently reviewing our strategy in this regard. We will update you when a decision is made.

Thank you for your business to date and we look forward to partnering you in the future.

Friday 15th February

Friday 15th March Friday 12th April Friday 3rd May

For more information please contact Robert Armstrong 07791 484290, Simon Alford 07789 980203 or the Market Office 01392 251261

Further information from Russell Steer 07788 318701 or 01392 251261

FORTHCOMING SALES

WEDNESDAY 13th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Machinery & Implement Sale

FRIDAY 15th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc St Valentines Fair of Store Cattle & Monthly Catalogued Sale of Beef Breeding Cattle

MONDAY 18th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 19th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Monthly TB Restricted Cattle Sale

FRIDAY 22nd FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Sale of Dairy Cattle & Fortnightly Pig Sale

MONDAY 25th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 1st MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle, Special March Sale of In-Lamb Ewes & Ewe Hoggs and Fodder Sale

FRIDAY 1st MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle, Special March Sale of In-Lamb Ewes & Ewe Hoggs and Fodder Sale

MONDAY 4th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 8th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Fortnightly Pig Sale

MONDAY 11th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 15th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc 1st Spring Judged Sale of Continental Cattle & Continental X Cattle, Sale of Dairy inc Spring Gold Jersey Sale

MONDAY 18th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 19th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Monthly TB Restricted Cattle Sale

FRIDAY 22nd MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Catalogued Sale of Beef Breeding Cattle, Fortnightly Pig Sale and Collective Grass Sale

MONDAY 25th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market to inc March Show & Sale of Spring Lamb

FRIDAY 29th MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Sale of Dairy Cattle

MONDAY 1st APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 2nd APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Horse & Saddlery Sale

FRIDAY 5th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Sale of Native Breed Cattle & Fortnightly Pig Sale

EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD 01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com Rural Reflection February 2019

2019 starts and we have already raced through January. They say time fly’s when you’re having fun, in contrast January must have been a very slow month for Mrs May. Credit has to be given to her willpower and lets hope we get some more certain answers soon.

Anyway, onto a more positive note and the continued dry and cold weather throughout January will have proven vital for our sheep farmer’s busy undertaking early lambing with the ability to turn ewes and lambs out in dry conditions. Reports to date seem positive however perhaps lambing percentages are down on last year probably because of the lack of forage last autumn.

Trade remains buoyant in nearly all sections with store lambs in particular meeting a storming trade throughout January. Store cattle have followed suit with increased numbers throughout our markets in January and our clients have benefited from a strong buyer demand.

January has seen a range of professional work over our desks and additional time has been given to prepare for the busy spring months in particular when dealing with the Basic Payment Scheme. On that matter, clients occupying common land have unfortunately seen payments delayed. Similar to the responses I gave to many of my clients after having a brief telephone conversation regarding the situation, the issue is beyond belief and having resolved similar situations in previous years how they have managed to screw the common land payments again is quite frankly incredible.

Over the Christmas period we received a number of emails from the Rural Payments Agency concerning common land payments and the welcomed news of receiving possible further payments. This is all in relation to the Minchinhampton challenge whereby claimants claiming on common land could receive additional payments for 2015, 2016 and 2017 BPS applications. To obtain these additional payments a claim form will have needed to be submitted. There ’isn t a deadline for submitting the claim and therefore if you don’t think you have received additional common land payment and are perhaps potentially owed common land payments then please get in touch to discuss. We have had confirmation that online applications for the 2019 BPS will open on 13th March so if you would like any assistance or if you have any entitlements to buy or sell, please get in touch.

Grass keep will be another topic in the minds of many. At each livestock market we are constantly asked on the availability of grass keep and whether or not we are in the know of land coming up for let under a grazing licence. If you have grass ground that you might be interested in letting please get in touch. We are able to recommend robust licensees through the use of private treaty or indeed set up the required informal tender process, whilst creating a meaningful agreement between parties. Something intoday’s world which is becoming ever more important.

The Countryside Stewardship Scheme (CCS) application process opens again on 18th of February. CCS is an opportunity for some, whereas the scheme would be a hindrance for a few. Capital grants are a big player when applying for the CCS in particular items such as roofing, concreting or boundary fencing. We already have clients expressing an interest in applying for the scheme, if you are of the same opinion please get in touch and we will expand on this further in next months Rural Reflection when applications open and we have more information.

Throughout January, the Kivells Professional Team have continued to carry out a range of planning work on behalf of clients ranging from new dwellings, new agricultural buildings, conversion of agricultural buildings and also working with land owners to promote land for potential development. Throughout this planning work, we work with all local councils throughout Devon, Cornwall and West Somerset and throughout this uncertain time, having further assets on the farm is often beneficial. We have seen many barn conversions take place, whether this is through Class Q or the conversion of traditional buildings through full planning, but both add value to existing assets on the farm and can therefore either be available for future generations or be sold to release capital.

Throughout the last couple of months, we have also been busy on valuations, whether this is for tax purposes, lending or business planning. Many businesses are looking at the different farm assets they have for discussions on succession, tax planning or future business planning and as RICS Registered Valuers our Red Book valuations comply with the RICS standards and include a range of advice on planning and development potential, environmental considerations including environmental stewardship and details of the current property market. The professional team within Kivells work alongside both accountants and solicitors if required in order to offer the best advice for your business and assets going forward.

On Behalf of the Kivells Rural Professional Team

Claire Quick and Ian Caunter Exeter Office

The Kivells Rural Professional Team

David Kivell 01409 253275 [email protected] Lisabeth Miller 01409 253 275 [email protected]

Mark Bromell 01409 253275 [email protected] Claire Quick 01392 252262 [email protected]

Mark Bunt 01579 324927 [email protected] Ian Caunter 01392 252262 [email protected]

Tom Rattray 01566 776886 [email protected] Farms For Sale

Great Youlden Sampford Courtenay, Okehampton, Devon Great Youlden is a model dairy farm with a super dwelling, excellent range of modern farm buildings and some 75 acres of ring fenced pasture land. • Well presented three bedroom bungalow (AOC) • Excellent range of modern dairy buildings including cubicles for 125 head • ‘GEA’ 32:32 herringbone parlour • Just under 75 acres of ring fenced productive pasture land. • A further 24 acres, of very close by land available as Lot 2

Guide Price: Lot 1 - £1,075,000 Lot 2 - £170,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547

Little Burrow Farm Bratton Clovelly, Okehampton, Devon A beautifully located livestock farm, situated in the heart of the Devon countryside, featuring a four bedroom farmhouse, traditional barn and ample livestock housing. Extending to approximately 112.23 acres. • Four bedroom 18th Century farmhouse • Good range of livestock buildings and covered space • Two storey traditional stone barn with potential (subject to planning) • Approximately 112.23 acres of lush pasture • EPC D Guide Price £1,250,000 Launceston Farms & Land Department Thomas Rattray | [email protected] | 01566 776886 Higher Town Farm NEW Beaworthy, West Devon PRICE Character four bedroom farmhouse, in need of complete renovation • Just over 76½ acres of pasture land, woodland and rough grazing • Range of farm buildings, including some with potential • A Further 119 acres available by separate negotiation • Quiet and unspoilt location

Higher Town is available as a whole or in the following lots: Lot 1 Higher Town Farmhouse and gardens, range of traditional barns, farm buildings and some 76.69 acres (31.07 ha) of adjoining pasture and woodland Lot 2 Land at Whiddon extending to approximately 119.15 acres (48.22 ha) of pasture and woodland Guide Price Lot 1 £695,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547

Keymelford Farm Colebrooke, Crediton, Devon A productive mixed Redland farm with detached three / four bedroom bungalow, barn with Class Q Permitted Development set within approximately 50 acres. • A large detached three/four bedroom bungalow subject to an AOC • Barn with Class Q Permitted Development to create a four bedroom dwelling • Highly productive run of arable and pasture land • In all approximately 50 acres • For sale as a whole or in lots:

Lot 1 Three/four bedroom bungalow subject to an AOC with approximately 10 acres – Guide Price £430,000 Lot 2 Barn with Class Q approval for conversion to a large four bedroom dwelling – Guide Price £220,000 Lot 4 Approximately 40 acres of agricultural arable and pasture land – Guide Price £280,000 Exeter Farms & Land Department Claire Quick | [email protected] | 01392 252262 Land & Buildings at Coombe Head Farm Bridford, Exeter, Devon

Approximately 51.63 acres of wonderful rolling pasture land with isolated pockets of woodland, together with a unique quarry. • Approximately 52 acres of pasture land with stunning views across the Devon countryside • A block of land with agricultural buildings providing opportunities for a variety of uses • Located on the edge of Dartmoor hosting a variety of wildlife and plants • For sale as a whole or in 3 lots:

Lot 1 20.50 acres (8.30 hectares) of pasture land including agricultural building - Guide Price £125,000 Lot 2 23.41 acres (9.48 hectares) of pasture land - Guide Price £115,000 Lot 3 7.71 acres (3.12 hectares) of unique quarry and pasture land, including agricultural building - Guide Price £75,000 Guide Price as a whole: £315,000 Exeter Farms & Land Department Ian Caunter | [email protected] | 01392 252262

Lakeside Thurdon, Kilkhampton, Bude, Cornwall SSTC Lakeside occupies a super level site on a quiet parish road and has wonderful views over its own land to Bodmin Moor and beyond. • A well presented two bedroom bungalow (AOC) • Super far reaching views over Tamar Lakes and beyond • Quiet accessible location, not far from the north Cornish coast • Just under 30 acres of adjoining pasture land Guide Price £375,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547 Development Opportunity at Higher Rocombe Stokeinteignhead, Newton Abbot, Devon

Traditional stone barn with consent to create a fantastic 5 bedroom dwelling. The Barn is set within 0.22 acres offering a large garden and parking area. • Traditional stone barn with Class Q Permitted Development • Set in approximately 0.22 acres offering a large garden • Peaceful location within a hamlet • Further land available by separate negotiations

Guide Price £295,000 Exeter Farms & Land Department [email protected] | 01392 252262

Little Leigh Farm Doddiscombsleigh, Exeter, Devon

Little Leigh Farm is a useful smallholding with stunning views across both its own land and the surrounding countryside. • Smallholding with stunning views and high amenity value • 26 acres (10.52 hectares) of agricultural land with good farming capabilities • Quiet but easily accessible location • Two multi purpose agricultural buildings • Stunning views across the surrounding countryside Guide Price £250,000 Exeter Farms & Land Department [email protected] | 01392 252262 Land For Sale

Land and Barn at Natson Farm Bow, Crediton, Devon

• Modern barn with permitted development to convert to a four bedroom house • Highly productive run of arable & pasture land up to 137 acres • For sale as a whole or in lots: Lot 1 Barn and around 1 acre. Guide Price £225,000 - £250,000 Lot 2 129 acres of excellent arable and pasture land. Subdivision of this lot may be possible. Guide Price £950,000 - £1,000,000 Exeter Farms & Land Department Simon Alford | [email protected] | 01392 251261

Land at Aldercott Farm Pancrasweek, Devon

An excellent block of pasture land extending to some 167½ acres. Ring fenced, level/gently sloping with natural water supply in a quiet rural setting with track access. Substantial stone barn with residential planning permission available by separate negotiation.

Guide Price £1,000,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547