Buckland Monachorum, Yelverton

The walls of the cottage and barn are constructed from local Roborough stone and granite dressings, all under a natural slate roof. The barn was converted in 2012 with the use of English Oak joinery throughout and underfloor heating having been installed to both floors. Work to create a three bedrooms ancillary unit from the cottage was carried out at the same time but has not quite been completed.

The total approximate gross internal floor area of the Tithe Barn & attached Cottage extends to 3,927 ft2

With an asymmetrical front, the barn has a gable at the centre over a spectacular tall, wide, granite 4 centred arch with roll moulding. To either side are magnificent granite ashlar buttresses.

On the north side of the barn is a garden and concrete parking area. On the south side is a further parking/general storage/yard area. On the west side is garden, including a greenhouse and agricultural land. On the east side are the general purpose farm buildings.

Attached to the eastern end of The Tithe Barn, the majority of the work has been carried out save for the installation of light fittings, a kitchen, floor coverings and decoration.

This attached cottage has planning consent for holiday/ancillary use in conjunction with The Tithe Barn.

Tithe Barn

Mains gas, electric and water. Also a private water supply which is for outside use and connected to the barn for toilet flushing, etc. Gas fired underfloor heating throughout with temperature controls in each room.

The Cottage
Mains services (including under floor heating) and telephone are to the cottage but not connected.

Extending to approximately 16.04 acres (6.49 ha), the land may be accessed off the council maintained highway running along the north boundary.

The land is all down to grass, but there is a fenced off track over which Pemberley Hall (residential property – see Site Plan) has a right of way. This track forms part of the ownership of the field and whilst fenced on both sides, there are gates built into the fences to allow access across the track with livestock, vehicles, etc.

Reasonably level, there is a spring water supply which feeds a cattle drinking trough near the west boundary.

There is also a public footpath which proceeds through this land as approximately shown by a dotted pink line on the site plan.

Extending to a total of 58.22 acres (23.56 ha) of bare arable land, this may be accessed from the council maintained highway running along the south boundary.

The land offers a combination of gentle north, east, south and west facing slopes and because of its gentle gradient it is ideally suited for arable cropping purposes.

This land is served by a mains and private water supply to the cattle drinking troughs as indicated by the letters ‘WT’ on the site plan.

Extending to a total of 63.45 acres (25.68 ha), this land may be accessed off the council maintained highway running along the west boundary or from Lots 1 and 3.

There is a separate mains (and natural water supply in the form of a spring located in field number 0109 to this lot. The mains supply is connected to a water trough in field 0128, as indicated by the letters ‘WT’ on the site plan.

The seller will arrange to install sub-meters as appropriate to the separate lots and some existing trough supplies may be disconnected as indicated on the site plan.

A separate mains metered supply is connected to Lot 4, but this also supplies Winsbeer and Gate cottages.

There is a natural water supply in the form of springs in field numbers 2189 0109 & 9367.

The property is being offered for Private Treaty as a whole or in a combination of lots as may suit buyers’ requirements. The sellers and their agents are now seeking best and final offers (unless sold prior) for any combination or all of the lots by Tuesday 23rd April 2024 at 12 noon. A tender form is available from the selling agent on request.

The sellers reserve the right not to accept any offer or the highest offer for any of the lots.

Tenders must be submitted to 62 Fore Street, Kingsbridge, Devon, TQ7 1PP in envelope clearly marked ‘The Tithe Barn and Land part Crapstone Barton’ by the deadline time and date.