Land For Sale £45,000
The woodland provides an excellent habitat for a wealth of native flora and fauna. Rhododendron’s add additional colour to the woodland and also shelter to wildlife.
Barton Wood is mainly softwood with some hardwood on the fringe. The woodland is principally Larch and Norway Spruce and lies on a west facing slope overlooking picturesque farmland.
If felled, the Larch and Spruce would allow for natural regeneration of the native species to re-establish a broadleaved woodland or managed re-planting could be undertaken if a purchaser desired.
Designations
The woodland lies within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Restrictive covenants
There is a restrictive covenant in place to ensure that the owner and subsequent owners do not use the wood for anything which would be a nuisance to neighbouring woodland owners such as vehicle racing, clay pigeon shooting, a commercial campsite, or business use other than agriculture or forestry. It also prevents subsequent division of the ownership of the wood into smaller units or erection of signboards. Further details are available upon request from the vendors agents.
Rights of way
The land is sold subject to and with the benefit of all matters contained in or referred to in the title deeds together with all public or private rights of way, wayleaves, easements and other rights of way affecting the property. There are no public rights of way crossing the woodland.
There is a permissive right of way at all times and for all purposes along the track running along on the eastern boundaries of the woodland. Further details are available upon request from the vendors agents.
Sporting, mineral and timber rights
All sporting, mineral and timber rights are understood to be in hand and are included within the sale so far as they are owned.
Tenure & possession
The land and woodland is being offered for sale on a freehold basis with vacant possession.
Health & safety
Given the potential hazards, we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible for your own personal safety whilst making your inspection of the woodland.
Method of sale & lotting
The woodland is to be sold by Private Treaty.
The woodland is available as a whole or in two separate lots.
The woodland is located within the beautiful East Devon Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty, surrounded by open farmland and countryside, to the west of
the desirable village of Kilmington. Kilmington is a popular village which has a
range of amenities which include an excellent farm shop, two public houses,
primary school, two churches and village hall, as well as sporting facilities and a
cricket ground. Kilmington lies approximately 2 miles from the market town of
Axminster which has an extensive range of amenities including the River Cottage
Kitchen and Deli. Axminster also has a main line rail link to London Waterloo. The
World Heritage Jurassic Coastline at Lyme Bay lies approximately 7 miles to the
south.
The National Trust’s Shute Barton House nestles in the valley bottom below the
wood.
There are no services connected to the land.
Directions
From Axminster head west towards Honiton on the A35. After passing Kilmington Cross and The Old Inn take the next left just before the war memorial into Kilmington. Continue through the village for approximately 0.7 miles. The road then bends round to the left and the entrance to Ashes Road is on the right, in front of you. Ashes Road is a hardcore track which continues up the hill for approximately 0.3 miles until the entrance to the woodland is found on your right hand side, indicated by a metal gate “Shute Hill Woods”.
Follow this track and Barton Wood and Sir Williams Plantation can be found on the left hand side.
Please Note: Ashes Road is only passable with a 4x4 vehicle. The track running from the gate “Shute Hill Woods” is best accessed on foot.
For viewings it may be best to park at the start of Ashes Road and walk up to the woodland.
Nearest postcode: EX13 7st
Barton Wood is mainly softwood with some hardwood on the fringe. The woodland is principally Larch and Norway Spruce and lies on a west facing slope overlooking picturesque farmland.
If felled, the Larch and Spruce would allow for natural regeneration of the native species to re-establish a broadleaved woodland or managed re-planting could be undertaken if a purchaser desired.
Designations
The woodland lies within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Restrictive covenants
There is a restrictive covenant in place to ensure that the owner and subsequent owners do not use the wood for anything which would be a nuisance to neighbouring woodland owners such as vehicle racing, clay pigeon shooting, a commercial campsite, or business use other than agriculture or forestry. It also prevents subsequent division of the ownership of the wood into smaller units or erection of signboards. Further details are available upon request from the vendors agents.
Rights of way
The land is sold subject to and with the benefit of all matters contained in or referred to in the title deeds together with all public or private rights of way, wayleaves, easements and other rights of way affecting the property. There are no public rights of way crossing the woodland.
There is a permissive right of way at all times and for all purposes along the track running along on the eastern boundaries of the woodland. Further details are available upon request from the vendors agents.
Sporting, mineral and timber rights
All sporting, mineral and timber rights are understood to be in hand and are included within the sale so far as they are owned.
Tenure & possession
The land and woodland is being offered for sale on a freehold basis with vacant possession.
Health & safety
Given the potential hazards, we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible for your own personal safety whilst making your inspection of the woodland.
Method of sale & lotting
The woodland is to be sold by Private Treaty.
The woodland is available as a whole or in two separate lots.
The woodland is located within the beautiful East Devon Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty, surrounded by open farmland and countryside, to the west of
the desirable village of Kilmington. Kilmington is a popular village which has a
range of amenities which include an excellent farm shop, two public houses,
primary school, two churches and village hall, as well as sporting facilities and a
cricket ground. Kilmington lies approximately 2 miles from the market town of
Axminster which has an extensive range of amenities including the River Cottage
Kitchen and Deli. Axminster also has a main line rail link to London Waterloo. The
World Heritage Jurassic Coastline at Lyme Bay lies approximately 7 miles to the
south.
The National Trust’s Shute Barton House nestles in the valley bottom below the
wood.
There are no services connected to the land.
Directions
From Axminster head west towards Honiton on the A35. After passing Kilmington Cross and The Old Inn take the next left just before the war memorial into Kilmington. Continue through the village for approximately 0.7 miles. The road then bends round to the left and the entrance to Ashes Road is on the right, in front of you. Ashes Road is a hardcore track which continues up the hill for approximately 0.3 miles until the entrance to the woodland is found on your right hand side, indicated by a metal gate “Shute Hill Woods”.
Follow this track and Barton Wood and Sir Williams Plantation can be found on the left hand side.
Please Note: Ashes Road is only passable with a 4x4 vehicle. The track running from the gate “Shute Hill Woods” is best accessed on foot.
For viewings it may be best to park at the start of Ashes Road and walk up to the woodland.
Nearest postcode: EX13 7st
