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Guide price£2,200,000
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4 bedroom house for sale

Lot 1: Cleave Farm, Weare Giffard, Bideford, Devon, EX39
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House
4 bed
0 bath
81.05 acre(s)

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
Lot 1 Comprising the farmhouse, the extensive range of predominantly modern agricultural buildings, a wind turbine and some 81.05 acres of arable and pastureland.

Situation
The farm is situated in a renowned farming area of mixed farms which is well known for dairy and livestock holdings due to the mild climate and capacity to grow excellent crops of grass and maize. The area is designated as an area of great landscape value.

Location
There are many vibrant villages and towns within close proximity. The thriving market town of Great Torrington is 3 miles to the south which offers a wide range of social, scholastic and shopping facilities.

Additional extensive educational and recreational facilities can be found at Bideford, 5 miles, which in turn leads to the spectacular north Devon coastline which is renowned for its beaches and south west coast path. The cathedral city of Exeter is approximately 45 miles to the south east which in turn provides access to the M5 motorway. The city of Exeter provides, in addition to a wide range of shopping facilities, a university, airport and premiership rugby.

The Farmhouse
Constructed of rendered stone elevations under a slate roof, the 4-bedroom property offers excellent, spacious family accommodation that benefits from double glazing. Set away from the farm buildings, surrounded by a small range of attractive, traditional barns that offer potential for numerous alternative uses.

The accommodation comprises an entrance hallway with stairs to first floor accommodation and door into the dining room with attractive stone fireplace and surround, oil burning stove and exposed wooden beams. Also accessed from the entrance hall is the sitting room with inglenook fireplace, oil burning stove and exposed beams. Fully fitted farmhouse kitchen with an extensive range of fitted units, up to date appliances and Rayburn.

To the side of the house is a further hallway used as an office with utility room with Belfast sink and boiler, and a cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin. Rear porch leading to outside.

On the first floor, there are four good-size bedrooms and a large family bathroom.

Outside
Situated to the south west of the farmhouse is an attractive traditional barn constructed of brick, stone and cobb walls with a further single storey barn, previously used as a farm office with kitchen, shower room and WC, with three adjoining garages.

Farm Buildings
Located a short distance from the house are an extensive range of modern dairy, livestock and storage buildings that in the past were developed to service a 500-cow dairy herd and now offer for a wide range of dairy, livestock or other uses.

Wind Turbine
Located centrally within lot 1 is a 50 KW wind turbine owned by a third party. The site has been let on a 21-year term starting from 20/03/2014. The starting rent was £5,000 per annum plus 20% of the feed-in-tariff for energy generated over 160,000KWh by the turbine per annum. The rent is reviewed annually upwards only in line with RPI. The current rent passing is £7,515.68 per annum. The lease is excluded from the landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Further information is available from the agent.

Land
The land comprises some 81.05 acres of good quality arable and pasture land that lie immediately adjoining the farm buildings, serviced by a central farm track and divided into four enclosures with an area of amenity woodland. Lying at between 80-100m above sea level, the soil comprises of well-drained, fine, loamy soil and is serviced by a mains water supply.

Method of Sale
The farm is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in up to 8 lots.

Tenure & Possession
The farm is sold with vacant possession on completion, subject to the lease agreements applying to the two solar farms, the wind turbine and an Assured Shorthold Tenancy currently applying to The Granary.

Services
The farmhouse is serviced by 3-phase electricity, both mains and private water supplies, private drainage via a sewage treatment plant and oil-fired central heating.
There are two 25Kw solar panel arrays installed on the roofs of buildings 10 and 11.
The former dairy and parlour are connected to a mains water supply.
The farm buildings are connected to a private water supply sourced from three boreholes situated within NG7193. There is also a mains water back-up supply.

Health & Safety
Potential purchasers should take particular care when inspecting the property being mindful of uneven and slippery ground surfaces, machinery and livestock movements, especially in and around the farm buildings.

VAT
Value Added Tax is not applicable.

Wayleaves, Easements, & Rights of Way
The property is being sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights including: rights of way, whether public or private, light, sport, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and Quasi-easements and restrictive covenants and all existing proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains, water and gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not. A right of way exists across the northern edge of NG7193 in favour of the Clinton Estate to gain access to Cleave Wood. There is a right of way through the farm buildings, over the track and through NG6739 to the wind turbine at Cleave Farm.

Sporting, Timber & Mineral Rights
Included within the sale in so far as they are available.

EPC Ratings
The Farmhouse is rated D.

Council Tax
The Farmhouse: Band F.

Local Authority
Torridge District Council

Viewings
By prior appointment with the Vendors’ agents, Carter Jonas - Taunton office.

Directions
From Bideford, take the A386 to Great Torrington, soon after Landcross, take the signpost left to the village of Weare Giffard, under the old railway bridge. Follow all the way through the village with the river on your right, passing the village hall on your left and the village green and playpark on your right. At the Cyder Presse pub, slow and indicate and take a hairpin left, up the hill to Park X. Take a right at the junction for Cleave, after about 0.5 miles, the farm will be clearly ahead of you.

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