Plot 9 Bradley Bends Self Build, Bovey Tracey, Devon, TQ13

A prime self-build opportunity situated in an elevated position on the edge of Dartmoor National Park

Description

The 18 available plots can accommodate a range of house types and sizes and provide a rare opportunity to build your own home in a highly accessible location on the edge of Dartmoor.


The extent of each plot is identified on the site plan and the plot sizes range from 205 - 780 sq m (2,207 - 8,396 sq ft). Each plot is being sold fully serviced and comes with a plot passport that provides key information about the gross area, the build zone area and the 'rules of your build'. The design of each house will need to be in line with the site wide Design Code which sets out the design and build criteria (details available in the technical pack).

The site has been cleared in preparation for development and all services (including mains water, electricity, gas, foul water drainage and fibre optic telecommunications) have been installed to each plot boundary. Certain plots will be sold with the benefit and/ or burden of easements and rights relating to drainage and access, details of which are available within the technical pack.

The main access road running through the centre of the site, known as Mountford Drive, has been constructed up to subbase level. This road connects to the completed Devonshire Homes development in the south, which is currently subject to a Section 38 agreement and is intended to be adopted by Devon County Council in the near future. The spur roads (which will connect each dwelling to the central access road) will not be adopted and it is proposed that the cost of maintaining these private roads will be shared between the various owners of plots fronting on to them.

Once constructed, the dwellings must be occupied as a principal residence and cannot be used as a holiday home.

Location

Bovey Tracey is a highly desirable market town, situated on the eastern edge of Dartmoor National Park, approximately 9 miles north west of Newton Abbot and 19 miles south west of the city of Exeter.

Known as The Gateway to the Moor, Bovey Tracey is set within an outstanding natural landscape and has a strong rural heritage. The town provides a range of retail, leisure and community facilities, including a doctors surgery, a church and a primary school. The award winning Stover School, is located approximately 4 miles to the south east of the town.

The site is situated on the south-eastern outskirts of Bovey Tracey and benefits from excellent transport links with the nearest A38 junction being within 2.5 miles. The dual carriageway A38 (Devon Expressway) provides direct access to Exeter (north-east) and Plymouth (south-west).

The nearest train station is Newton Abbot, approx 7 miles to the south east. Exeter International Airport is located approx 18 miles to the north east.





Additional Info

Planning Permission - Outline planning permission was granted by Teignbridge District Council on 4th March 2024 (ref:22/02232/MAJ) for 18 no. self build plots. Each plot has permission for one detached house.


The Seller will be responsible for discharging any site wide pre-commencement conditions relating to this planning permission. The purchaser of each plot must submit an application for the approval of reserved matters (detailed planning permission) by 13th March 2029.

The planning application will provide detailed information about the appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of the proposed house.