Guide price
£100,000
Land for saleUgborough, Nr Ivybridge PL21
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Species rich grassland extending to 5.07 acres (2.05 hectares)
Former railway carriage extending to 11 square metres
Wildlife and habitat rich haven of ecological diversity
Situated on the south side of the popular South Hams village of Ugborough
Wide range of native and fruit trees
River Ludbrook flows through the land
For sale by Formal Tender with a closing date of Tuesday 4th November at 12 noon
Directions
From Ermington, follow the A3121 northwest towards Ugborough. After 2.8 miles, turn left at Haredon Cross, the first turning towards Ugborough Village. Continue down the hill, and where the road levels, the entrance gate is on the right, opposite the layby.
What3Words Location :- steeped.masts.scribbled
situation
The property is located in the village of Ugborough in the South Hams area of South Devon located outside of an Area Designated as National Landscape (formerly known as aonb). The nearest town of Ivybridge is approximately 3 miles to the north west via the A3121.
The A38 dual carriageway expressway, connecting to the M5 motorway and national road network, is approximately 15 miles distant.
Description
Parsonage Meadow is an ancient water meadow extending to approximately 5.07 acres (2.05 hectares). Benefitting from species-rich grassland, natural ponds, native trees, and a former railway cabin in the south-west corner (extending to 2.25 x 4.88m). The full extent is outlined in red on the plan below.
Gently sloping and framed by traditional Devon hedge banks, the land enjoys a wonderfully sheltered setting. It is naturally defined by the Ludbrook stream and other agricultural land to the north, with residential properties to the east, the A3121 offering easy access to the south, and the lane to Ugborough to the west.
The meadow has been created to enhance ecological diversity, with species-rich grassland, wildflowers, fruit trees, and native woodland forming a mosaic of habitats for wildlife.
Along the southern boundary, the current owner has planted a rich corridor of native trees, complemented by a small orchard in the south-west corner. Species include oak, ash, elm, rowan, beech, hornbeam, willow, hazel, hawthorn, blackthorn, wild cherry, alder, elder, horse chestnut, and a variety of fruit trees.
Two ancient cart crossings, marked by large slate slabs, lie at the heart of the field, now framed by trees traditionally planted to guide the mower around them.
The meadow has never been sprayed, and has been cut for hay once a year.
Restrictive covenants
The land is subject to the a number of restrictive covenants issued by the National Trust, dated by the 1 September 2014. The transfer is shown in the copy filed contained in the legal pack. These include :-
· Not to materially alter the existing appearance or condition of the property
· No ploughing or cultivation of the surface of any permanent pasture
· No filling in or draining of any pond or watercourse
· No removing or destruction of any hedge bank or wall
· No construction or creation of any track or roadway for vehicular use
· No new trees to be planted upon the property except for species already present
· No new building, new structure or new erection whether permanent or temporary
access
Access to the land is available via a single vehicular width gateway located on the western boundar. There is also a former gateway in the north eastern corner of the land onto the A3121.
Services
There are no mains services connected to the land however the river Ludbrook runs along the north and partly down the west side of the land in an L shape.
Tenure
The property is held on a freehold basis with vacant possession being available on legal completion.
Environmental stewardship
The land is not subject to any Environmental or Countryside Stewardship agreements.
Wayleaves and easements
The land is sold subject to any Wayleave and Easements agreements.
Public rights of way
There are no public rights of way that run across the land as far as known.
Sporting and mineral rights
All sporting and mineral rights are included with the land as far as known.
Method of sale
The land is being offered for sale by Formal Tender (unless sold prior). The deadline date for the submission of tenders being Tuesday 4th November 2025 and all tenders must be submitted to 62 Fore Street, Kingsbridge in an envelope clearly marked ‘Parsonage Meadow’.
Buyers who wish to submit a tender will be required to sign a legal contract, available from the solicitor acting for the seller and provide a deposit equivalent to 10% of their offer price as their tender. If either of these two component parts are not submitted, their tender risks being declined.
Moreover, the successful purchaser will be liable to pay the sum of £2,000 + VAT as an administration fee in addition to their tender.
A tender which is accepted by the seller will be treated as a binding contract and immediately constitutes an exchange of contracts. Legal completion and payment of the balance of the purchase price will follow approximately 28 days later, or in the time frame as set out in the legal pack.
The seller does not undertake to accept the highest or any of the offers and the seller reserves the right to withdraw, alter or amend the way in which the land is offered for sale.
Legal pack
A copy of the legal pack may be requested from the seller's solicitors, Howard & Over Solicitors of Plym House, 3 Longbridge Road, Plymouth, PL6 8LT Attention: Thomas Hughes Tel: ,
e-mail:
Guide price
£100,000
local authority
South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5NE. Tel:
health & safety
Any prospective purchasers of whom would like to view the land do so at their own risk. The vendors nor their selling agent accept any responsibility in any incident or accident that may happen.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the Sole Agents, Luscombe Maye Farms & Land at 62 Fore Street, Kingsbridge. Telephone for details.
From Ermington, follow the A3121 northwest towards Ugborough. After 2.8 miles, turn left at Haredon Cross, the first turning towards Ugborough Village. Continue down the hill, and where the road levels, the entrance gate is on the right, opposite the layby.
What3Words Location :- steeped.masts.scribbled
situation
The property is located in the village of Ugborough in the South Hams area of South Devon located outside of an Area Designated as National Landscape (formerly known as aonb). The nearest town of Ivybridge is approximately 3 miles to the north west via the A3121.
The A38 dual carriageway expressway, connecting to the M5 motorway and national road network, is approximately 15 miles distant.
Description
Parsonage Meadow is an ancient water meadow extending to approximately 5.07 acres (2.05 hectares). Benefitting from species-rich grassland, natural ponds, native trees, and a former railway cabin in the south-west corner (extending to 2.25 x 4.88m). The full extent is outlined in red on the plan below.
Gently sloping and framed by traditional Devon hedge banks, the land enjoys a wonderfully sheltered setting. It is naturally defined by the Ludbrook stream and other agricultural land to the north, with residential properties to the east, the A3121 offering easy access to the south, and the lane to Ugborough to the west.
The meadow has been created to enhance ecological diversity, with species-rich grassland, wildflowers, fruit trees, and native woodland forming a mosaic of habitats for wildlife.
Along the southern boundary, the current owner has planted a rich corridor of native trees, complemented by a small orchard in the south-west corner. Species include oak, ash, elm, rowan, beech, hornbeam, willow, hazel, hawthorn, blackthorn, wild cherry, alder, elder, horse chestnut, and a variety of fruit trees.
Two ancient cart crossings, marked by large slate slabs, lie at the heart of the field, now framed by trees traditionally planted to guide the mower around them.
The meadow has never been sprayed, and has been cut for hay once a year.
Restrictive covenants
The land is subject to the a number of restrictive covenants issued by the National Trust, dated by the 1 September 2014. The transfer is shown in the copy filed contained in the legal pack. These include :-
· Not to materially alter the existing appearance or condition of the property
· No ploughing or cultivation of the surface of any permanent pasture
· No filling in or draining of any pond or watercourse
· No removing or destruction of any hedge bank or wall
· No construction or creation of any track or roadway for vehicular use
· No new trees to be planted upon the property except for species already present
· No new building, new structure or new erection whether permanent or temporary
access
Access to the land is available via a single vehicular width gateway located on the western boundar. There is also a former gateway in the north eastern corner of the land onto the A3121.
Services
There are no mains services connected to the land however the river Ludbrook runs along the north and partly down the west side of the land in an L shape.
Tenure
The property is held on a freehold basis with vacant possession being available on legal completion.
Environmental stewardship
The land is not subject to any Environmental or Countryside Stewardship agreements.
Wayleaves and easements
The land is sold subject to any Wayleave and Easements agreements.
Public rights of way
There are no public rights of way that run across the land as far as known.
Sporting and mineral rights
All sporting and mineral rights are included with the land as far as known.
Method of sale
The land is being offered for sale by Formal Tender (unless sold prior). The deadline date for the submission of tenders being Tuesday 4th November 2025 and all tenders must be submitted to 62 Fore Street, Kingsbridge in an envelope clearly marked ‘Parsonage Meadow’.
Buyers who wish to submit a tender will be required to sign a legal contract, available from the solicitor acting for the seller and provide a deposit equivalent to 10% of their offer price as their tender. If either of these two component parts are not submitted, their tender risks being declined.
Moreover, the successful purchaser will be liable to pay the sum of £2,000 + VAT as an administration fee in addition to their tender.
A tender which is accepted by the seller will be treated as a binding contract and immediately constitutes an exchange of contracts. Legal completion and payment of the balance of the purchase price will follow approximately 28 days later, or in the time frame as set out in the legal pack.
The seller does not undertake to accept the highest or any of the offers and the seller reserves the right to withdraw, alter or amend the way in which the land is offered for sale.
Legal pack
A copy of the legal pack may be requested from the seller's solicitors, Howard & Over Solicitors of Plym House, 3 Longbridge Road, Plymouth, PL6 8LT Attention: Thomas Hughes Tel: ,
e-mail:
Guide price
£100,000
local authority
South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5NE. Tel:
health & safety
Any prospective purchasers of whom would like to view the land do so at their own risk. The vendors nor their selling agent accept any responsibility in any incident or accident that may happen.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the Sole Agents, Luscombe Maye Farms & Land at 62 Fore Street, Kingsbridge. Telephone for details.
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