Lincombe, Near Lee Bay

Woolacombe 4 miles, Ilfracombe 2 miles, Barnstaple 14 miles, Lee Bay 2 miles. Set in the stunningly beautiful coastal belt between the resort towns of Woolacombe Bay and Ilfracombe, near Lee Bay, this gently sloping pasture field, mainly surrounded by traditional Devon hedge banks offers a rare opportunity to acquire a productive grassy field of 4.6 acres together with an open fronted field shelter and sea views. .

Lee Bay 2 miles, Woolacombe 4 miles, Ilfracombe 2 miles, Barnstaple 14 miles

Set in the stunningly beautiful coastal belt between the resort towns of Woolacombe Bay and Ilfracombe, near Lee Bay, this gently sloping pasture field, mainly surrounded by traditional Devon hedge banks offers a rare opportunity to acquire a productive grassy field of 4.6 acres together with an open fronted field shelter.

The field also has the benefit of far-reaching sea views over the coastal scenery, to the Bristol Channel and beyond. There is road frontage on two boundaries, in one of which there is a gate for access otherwise the field is privately set.

There is availability of mains water at the road junction just outside the boundary.

The field is less than a mile from the Tarka trail on the former rail line that ran from Ilfracombe to Barnstaple and just beyond the B3343 Woolacombe Bay to Mullacott Cross road that then joins the A361 main road to Barnstaple or the A3123 that link’s through to South Molton, also on the A361 but avoiding the town traffic.

As mentioned the lands are just 4 miles east of the coastal resort of Woolacombe with its expanse of sandy beach itself running southwards towards Putsborough noted for surfing and swimming.

Barnstaple the ancient borough and administrative centre for North Devon is some 14 miles to the south-east where there is direct access onto the A361 North Devon Link Road providing improved access to and from the North Devon area.

OVERAGE CLAUSE - There will be an overage clause applied to the sale contract for this land. Its actual terms to be confirmed in due course.