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MARKET REPORT

DECEMBER 2020

Monday 14th December – Prime Stock Market

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Monday 14th December

Prime Cattle to 214 ppk and £1397 Barren Cows to 138 ppk and £1087

Nothing wrong with the cattle trade on Monday with strong demand from the several keen buyers in attendance.

Prime cattle saw a top 214ppk for a shapely 614kg Blonde heifer from Adrian Bowden, Drewsteignton which

realised £1310 followed by a heavier 648kg Blonde heifer from Keith and Hilary Harvey of Bovey Tracey which

levelled out at 203ppk and £1312. Other good meat heifers saw Limousin’s (18m) to 204ppk and £1133 for

Jason and Cathy Crang of Cadeleigh whilst a nice run of Charolais from Rosie Fishleigh, Sourton Cross also

reached 204ppk and £1139 and Keith and Hilary Harvey’s 640kg British Blue drew 199ppk and £1270. Best

heavyweight steers ran to £1395 (786kg x 178ppk) for Grenville Hockridge of Sourton with a Devon, followed

by Keith and Hilary Harvey once more with a 792kg British Blue which realised £1397. Over thirty month prime

saw 200ppk or £1169 for a 580kg Devon steer from J & L Heywood of Barnstaple. The barren cow section saw

a top of 138ppk given for a young 570kg Limousin from Findlay and Palmer of Moretonhampstead while the

same sellers saw further Limousin cows to 129ppk and £801. Louise Elsworthy, Crockernwell saw her strong

846kg Blonde barrener also reach 129ppk and gross at a decent £1087 followed by South Devon’s at £851

(684kg x 125ppk) for Phil Haydon of Cheriton Bishop and £817 (696kg x 118ppk) for Richard and Pete Mann of

Widecombe in the Moor. Further native breed cows saw Devon’s sell to 117ppk for Richard Hill of Dunsford

and £655 for Geoff and Liz Hosegood of East Worthlington. The aforementioned cows were the best prices

attained although Mondays sale did included several older and plain sorts all in the 70 to 95ppk bracket.

68 PRIME CATTLE & BARREN COWS Auctioneer: Simon Alford 07789 980203

Prime Lambs to £115 & 250 ppk Cull Ewes to £114.50 & Rams to £110

More lambs forward at 849 sold to a slightly easier trade following yet another weekend of uncertainty for the

industry, country and Europe. A few showy lambs forward saw

the top price per head go to Phil & Angela Dallyn of Ipplepen

with their super 56kg Blue Texel selling at £115 whilst their

lighter pen-mates scaled 44kgs and achieved £104. Similarly a

trio of superb Beltex’s from Lousie Elworthy of Crockernwell,

weighed 40kgs and achieved £100, bagging themselves the top

price per kilo of 250ppk whilst their heavier pen mate weighed

44kgs and made £106. Further pens of overweights from Geoff

Tripp of East Prawle sold at £107.50, both the Case family of

Burstock and the Abel Bros of Tavistock saw their best return

£107 and R & R Leonard of North Tawton claimed £105. 48kg

lambs to £100 again for the Case family and £98.80 & £98 for

Merv Hutchings of Launceston as 47kgs sold to £97 for Robin

Banks of Colyton and £96.20 for both Phil Rogers of Noss Mayo

and Steve Harris of Littlehempston. Commercial 44kgs to

£99.50 for Dave Lockyer of Burlescombe and £96.50 for Becky

Moody of Exeter as 45kgs peaked at £96.20 for Abel Bros and

43kgs maxed out £93.50 again for Merv Hutchings. Lighter lambs a more varied trade depending on breed and

quality but usually around the 200ppk mark. SQQ was 7 pence less at 207ppk.

Another short entry of ewes and another improved trade. Best ewes to £114.50 for a single Suffolk cross from

Mary Curtis of Cadeleigh, £112 for a neat Beltex from John Anthony of Tedburn St Mary, more Suffolk crosses

at £108.50 & £105 for good pens from the Crooke family of Sandford and £104 for both D Saunders of Belstone

and Collier Bros of Uplyme. Single Charollais type ewes sold to £107 for Paul Bowden of Drewsteignton and

£104 for Stuart Ludwell of Puxey whilst another 7 pens sold in excess of £100. Mules usually in the £80’s for

meated sorts showing strength whilst some very lean ewes of all breeds look well sold and are certainly

commanding a premium over fat. No great number of hill ewes but Whitefaced Dartmoors to £55, Cheviots to

£77 and Jacobs to £71. Rams to £110 for a Charollais again from Collier Bros and £105, £100 & £95 for assorted

breeds from Martin Pearse of North Huish. Overall average very similar at £83.

Top Average

Weight No’s Fwd

£’s Per Head

Weight No’s Fwd

£’s Per

Head

PRIME LAMBS

25-32 9 65.00

(-0.50)

205

(-2)

65.00

(+1.00)

203

(~)

33-39 39 77.00

(-6.00)

203

(-15)

73.09

(-1.92)

195

(-13)

40-45 318 106.00

(+1.50)

250

(+18)

90.59

(-2.56)

208

(-9)

46-52 388 107.00

(-1.50)

210

(-26)

95.11

(-5.68)

197

(-13)

53+ 95 115.00

(+9.50)

205

(+6)

99.59

(-1.17)

197

(-12)

Top Average

EWES 345 114.50

(+7.50)

82.78

(+0.27)

RAMS 21 110.00

(+12.00)

77.38

(+2.38)

849 PRIME SPRING LAMBS

691 PRIME LAMBS

Prime Lambs to £86 & 180ppk Cull Ewes to £90 & Rams to £99

691 PRIME LAMBS

Another quiet Monday in the sheep pens with 691 prime lambs selling at recent levels with a top of £86 for Texel x

50kg lambs from David Goss of Littlehempston who also had 51kg Charollais at £83.50 and smart 47kg continentals at

£83 (177ppk). Overweights to £85 for AJ Carter of Dawlish and £81.50 for Paul West of Holbeton. Other 50-52kg

lambs selling at £85 for Tripp Bros & Sons of Dunsford £84.20 for Tony Pickard of South Molton, £82.80 for Ken

Chapple of Oakford and £82.50 for RD Middleton & Son of Ashreigney. A trio of smart 47kg Beltex crosses from

Tracey Pike of Luppit sold at £82.50 (176ppk). 45kg Charollais lambs to £77 for Len Sharland of Tiverton and the same

price per head for 44kgs from Keith Milton of Pennymoor who also claimed top price per kilo when his two pens of

smart 41kg lambs rose to 180 & 178ppk or £73.80 & £72.80 respectively. A great line up of well finished light lambs

from 28 to 39kgs saw top per head of £66 achieved by both Blackaton Manor Farms of Widecombe with 39kg

Cheviots and also of 38kg Suffolk crosses from Abel Bros of Tavistock who also parted with 33kg Welsh lambs at

£56.20, 31kg hill lambs at £54, 30kgs at £53.20 (177ppk) and a large pen of 28kg Scotties at £48.20. Overall average is

just a penny better at 170ppk.

367 CULL EWES & 20 RAMS/WETHERS

A short entry of just under 400 cull sheep sold with a better feel to the trade as mule and other medium weight ewes

were noticeably dearer than seen in a long time. Best crossbred ewes to £90 for a pair of Black Texels from Tracey

Pike of Luppit, £89.50, £88.50 & £86 for penfuls of strong Suffolk crosses from Tom Yandle of Mamhead and £87 for

similar from Tim Whitley of Widecombe. Others £75 to £84 depending on breed, condition and weight. Best mules as

mentioned looking £6-£9 dearer on the week with two pens selling at £77.50 & £74.50 for Brad Simmons of

Thorndon Cross, £76.50 for Ellen Yandle of Mamhead and a meated run from Sam Ursell of Tedburn St Mary sold to

£76, £74.50, £73 & £72.50. Hill ewes fewer in number and often £30 to £40 with no real strength present and very

few lots sold under £25. Rams a touch stronger trade too with Brad Simmons also topping these with a weighty

Suffolk selling at £99 followed by AJ Carter with a Texel at £92.50 and B Moseley of Hittisleigh realised £89. All cull

sheep averaged £62, which is up £10 on the week, half of the lift is due to quality, the other half is the strength of

trade.

345 CULL EWES & 21 RAMS

691 PRIME LAMBS

Prime Lambs to £86 & 180ppk Cull Ewes to £90 & Rams to £99

691 PRIME LAMBS

Another quiet Monday in the sheep pens with 691 prime lambs selling at recent levels with a top of £86 for Texel x

50kg lambs from David Goss of Littlehempston who also had 51kg Charollais at £83.50 and smart 47kg continentals at

£83 (177ppk). Overweights to £85 for AJ Carter of Dawlish and £81.50 for Paul West of Holbeton. Other 50-52kg

lambs selling at £85 for Tripp Bros & Sons of Dunsford £84.20 for Tony Pickard of South Molton, £82.80 for Ken

Chapple of Oakford and £82.50 for RD Middleton & Son of Ashreigney. A trio of smart 47kg Beltex crosses from

Tracey Pike of Luppit sold at £82.50 (176ppk). 45kg Charollais lambs to £77 for Len Sharland of Tiverton and the same

price per head for 44kgs from Keith Milton of Pennymoor who also claimed top price per kilo when his two pens of

smart 41kg lambs rose to 180 & 178ppk or £73.80 & £72.80 respectively. A great line up of well finished light lambs

from 28 to 39kgs saw top per head of £66 achieved by both Blackaton Manor Farms of Widecombe with 39kg

Cheviots and also of 38kg Suffolk crosses from Abel Bros of Tavistock who also parted with 33kg Welsh lambs at

1215 SHEEP – 9.30AM

Auctioneer: Russell Steer 07788 318701

Prime & Cull sheep Mortality and Rejection Insurance As of 1st April 2019 a levy of 15p (12p plus VAT) will be deducted from all prime and cull sheep sold at Exeter on a Monday to cover deaths and meat rejections associated with slaughter stock from this sale. There is an exception to this levy if a vendor is deemed to have an epidemic of cysticercus-ovis or similar, but in this unlikely event the auctioneer will liaise with the vendor in question.

Further information and entries to Russell Steer

07788 318701 or 01392 251261 and [email protected]

WEDNESDAY 16TH DECEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Machinery Sale

FRIDAY 18TH DECEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Catalogued Sale of Beef Breeding Stock, Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Christmas Cracker Ewe Sale and Extra Pig Sale

MONDAY 21ST DECEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Weekly Prime Stock Market & Christmas Sale “Dressed Poultry”

MONDAY 28TH DECEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Bank Holiday – No Market

TUESDAY 29TH DECEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Combined Prime & Store Stock Market

FRIDAY 1ST JANUARY – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Bank Holiday – No Market

MONDAY 4TH JANUARY – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 15TH JANUARY – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Weely Store Stock Market to inc Sale of Dairy Cattle

FORTHCOMING SALES


Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD

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RURAL REFLECTION DECEMBER 2020 Well suddenly we see ourselves in December and hopefully many of you will now have received your BPS payment!

Some farmers have also received their Countryside Stewardship payment alongside their Basic Payment which is an

added bonus. Looking back over the year, it has definitely been a different one with aspects nobody could have

planned for but over all of the Kivells office and departments, we continue to keep busy and we thank all of our

clients for their continued support whilst we work in a COVID secure way.

Having recently returned from maternity leave, it is good to be back in the office and get up to date with all of the on

goings and see many clients at market. Within the office we are seeing the Countryside Stewardship Applications

applied for back in the summer being approved, mainly the smaller ones at present but compared to previous years

we are seeing them come through a lot earlier. The Small Countryside Productivity Grants that were applied for back

at the beginning of November have also started to trickle in, which is looking promising and those businesses that

have been approved for a grant, have until 31st March 2021 to receive and pay for their items before making a claim.

The Agricultural Bill became Law on 11th November, which sets the scene for the 7 year agricultural transition period

between 2021 – 2027. This sees the phasing out of the Basic Payment Scheme, delinking of Direct Payments (BPS) and

the introduction of the New Environmental Management Scheme. DEFRA have outlined the key changes with the

main aspects in 2021 being;

1) The removal of greening rules – crop diversification, Ecological Focus Areas (EFA’s) and the permanent

grassland rules will no longer be relevant but this will not affect the overall payment received as the greening

money will instead be added to the BPS entitlement value.

2) The first reductions to BPS – everyone will receive a reduction of 5% on their first £30,000 of payments with

bigger reductions on the higher payment bands.

3) Start of a 3 year national pilot for the Environmental Land Management Scheme.

4) Improvements to existing schemes - the Countryside Stewardship Scheme will continue to be available with the

last new applications being accepted in 2023. Anyone that has a Countryside Stewardship Agreement that starts

after January 2021, who gets offered a new Environmental Land Management Scheme, will be able to withdraw

and transfer to the new scheme with no penalty. Therefore anyone considering applying for a new Countryside

Stewardship agreement in 2021, it is worth looking to see what options are out there.

On the property side, we have seen a tremendous couple of months here at Exeter with a range of property types

seeing prices often achieving in excess of their guide prices. We have just completed on Higher Swannaton Farm

which included an extensive farmhouse, two well designed barn conversions, an extensive range of modern and

traditional agricultural outbuildings along with 57 acres of pasture land in a stunning location which saw a huge

amount of interest. We have also completed on the Land at Christow being a smaller acreage on the edge of

Dartmoor. We where we were inundated with interest and it sold well in excess of the guide prices. This shows the

huge demand for small pieces of land where people can own ‘a little piece of Devon’, something we have seen

increasingly popular since the first lockdown.

Following a very successful Autumn trading in the farm agency department, we have a number of blocks of land and

farms in the pipeline so please watch this space, and give the office a call to get registered so you are kept up to date

with any properties coming on the market. Likewise if you are interested in discussing the possibility of selling in the

spring, please do not hesitate to contact your local Kivells office a call and we would be more than happy to carry out

a market appraisal and discuss how we can help with marketing.

Weather wise, compared to the autumn of 2019; 2020 has been very kind to us with opportunities to get the winter

crops in and livestock staying out slightly later than they would have in 2019. Let’s hope this weather continues and

we do not have a long winter ahead.

As always, please give your local property and professional office a call if we can help with any matter and ‘we wish

you all a jolly Christmas but a jolly safe Christmas!’

On Behalf of the Kivells Rural Professional Team

Claire Quick Exeter Office

THE KIVELLS RURAL PROFESSIONAL TEAM

Holsworthy David Kivells 01409 253 275 [email protected]

Holsworthy Mark Bromell 01409 253 275 [email protected]

Liskeard Mark Bunt 01579 324 927 [email protected]

Launceston Tom Rattray 01566 776 886 [email protected]

Holsworthy Phoebe Millar 01409 259 551 [email protected]

Exeter Claire Quick 01392 252 262 [email protected]

Exeter Ian Caunter 01392 252 262 [email protected]

Exeter James Clack 01392 252 262 [email protected]

Farms For Sale

• Ringfenceddairyfarm• Substantial five bedroom farmhouse plus two

bedroomannexe• Threebedroomsinglestoreybarnconversion• Fourgoodqualityholidayletsandgamesroom• Rangeofadaptabledairyfarmbuildings• Approximately140.43acres(56.83ha)inall.

Guide Price £1,950,000

HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Bolitho BartonBlack Rock, Camborne, Cornwall

Land For SaleLand at Aldercott FarmPancrasweek, Devon | Guide Price £1,100,000

Anexcellentblockofpasturelandextendingtosome167½acres.HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Land at Natson Farm Bow, Crediton, Devon | Guide Price £850,000

Ahighlyproductiverunofarableandpasturelandextendingtoabout128acres.ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentSimonAlford|[email protected]|01392251261

Land at Stoke CanonExeter, Devon | Guide Price £375,000

Ahighlyproductiverunoflevelarableandpasturelandwithlivestockhandlingpensextendingtojustunder46acres.ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Land at Barton Farm Barnstaple, Devon | Guide L1 £299,000 L2 £199,000

Approximately77½acresofpasturelandintwolots.Lot1-46½Acres,Lot2-31Acres.HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Part TrevithickNewquay, Cornwall | Guide Price £495,000

Asuperbrunof55acresofarableland,mainlylevelorgentlysloping.ExcellentinvestmentopportunityLauncestonFarms&[email protected]|01566776866

The Hen HouseWhitestone, Devon | Guide Price £245,000

Formerpoultrybuildingwiththebenefitofplanningconsenttocreateatwobedbungalow,setwithinapprox.0.58acres.ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Land at Badgers GateBridford, Exeter, Devon | Guide Price £145,000

Approx.23.41acresofpermanentgrasslandwithpondsandoutstandingviewsoverthesurroundingcountryside.ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Land & Fishing at Boyton BridgeLaunceston, Cornwall | OIEO £85,000

Anattractiveparceloflandinaprivaterurallocation.Some650feetofsinglebankfishingontheRiverTamar.LauncestonFarms&[email protected]|01566776866

Land at Derriton MillHolsworthy, Devon | Guide Price £60,000

A4.45acreblockofgentlyslopingpasturelandandoutbuilding,justoveramilefromthecentreofHolsworthy.HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

• An established commercial dairy farm in a soughtafterfarmingarea

• Some339acresofproductivegrasslandwithsomeamenitywoodland

• South facing farmhouse with four bedrooms (oneen-suite),andthreereceptionrooms

• Extensive range of modern and adaptable farmbuildings

• Including376cubiclesandampleloosehousing.



Whiteleigh FarmWhitstone, Cornwall

Farms Sold

A well positioned and highly productive dairy farm.

• Modernfarmhousewith3/4bedroomsandfurthermodern3bedroomcottage

• Extensiverangeofdairyandgeneralpurposefarmbuildings

• Ring fenced run of level or gently sloping pastureland

• StableBlock• Inallabout263acres


ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Meadwell FarmKelly, Lifton, Devon

A wonderfully located farm with substantial farmhouse, two cottages, a range of modern and traditional outbuildings set in 56.98 acres (23.06 hectares) of farmland.

• Extensivefarmhousewithsevenbedrooms,kitchen,threereceptionrooms

• Twowelldesignedbarnconversions• Extensive range of both modern and traditional

outbuildings• Arunofapproximately57acresoflevelpastureland• Forsaleasawholeorin6lots

Guide Price £1,590,000 Lot 1SwannatonFarmhouse,HazelCottage,MahoganyCottage andAgricultural Buildings together with 4.25acres(1.72hectares)ofLand- £950,000Lot 2 Agricultural Buildings and 1.80 acres (0.73hectares)ofLand- £150,000Lot 3AgriculturalBuildings togetherwith14.80acres(5.99hectares)ofAgriculturalLand- £165,000Lot 416.20acres(6.56hectares)ofAgriculturalLand- £125,000Lot 5Agricultural Building togetherwith 12.18 acres(4.93hectares)ofAgriculturalLand- £125,000Lot 67.73acres(3.13hectares)ofAgriculturalLand- £75,000

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentIanCaunter|[email protected]|01392252262

Higher Swannaton FarmDartmouth, Devon

Extending in total to approximately 60 acres (24.28 hectares), Twiscombe Farm offers a picturesque, tranquil and unspoilt position, with views over the surrounding countryside.

• Moderniseddetachedfarmhousewithfivebedrooms,kitchen, three reception rooms, conservatory andspa

• Twobedroomdetachedcottagewithadaptableself-containedofficespaceabove

• Extensive range of agricultural outbuildings withdevelopmentpotential(SCT)

• Lakeside boathouse with services connected.Potentialforholidayletting(STC)

• Setwithin60acresofringfencedagricultural land,gardensandornamentallakes

Guide Price £1,650,000 Freehold


Twiscombe FarmWhitestone, Exeter, Devon

A quietly positioned 121 acre ring fenced farm.

• Three bedroom traditional farmhouse in need ofsomemodernisation

• Rangeofmainlymodernoutbuildings• Twostoreystoneandslatebarnwithpotential• Exceptionallywellfencedpasturesandgrassleys



Ryall FarmBradworthy, Holsworthy, Devon

A residential farm in private valley with income potential, overlooking Roadford Lake.

• Farmhouseandtwoholidayletproperties• Detachedlibraryanddetachedoffice• Workshopandtwosinglegarages• Indoorswimmingpool• Twoagriculturalbuildings• Pasture land and broadleaf woodland. In all

approximately105.39acres• Availableasawholeorintwolots.



Bidlake FarmGermansweek, Beaworthy, Okehampton, Devon

In a pretty setting close to the sought after village of Dunsford, a productive 63 acre stock farm.

• Spaciousbungalowwith4bedroomssubjecttoanAgriculturalOccupancyCondition

• Comprehensiverangeofadaptablefarmbuildings• Productiverunofgrasslandingoodsizedenclosures• Inallabout63acres



North Zeal FarmDunsford, Exeter, Devon

Big Brook Park provides an excellent opportunity to acquire a modern, well proportioned and adaptable 5 bedroom farmhouse, with the benefit of a separate two bedroom annexe and a range of open span portal framed buildings, set within its own grounds of approximately 1.18 acres, divided into three useful paddocks.

• Modern five bedroom detached farmhouse inturnkeycondition

• Adaptable self-contained loft conversion providingadditionalaccommodationand/orofficespace

• Twobedroomdetachedannexe• Three portal framedmodern buildings forming an

indoorschool,horsestablingandancillarystorage• Large timber framed building providing additional

stableaccommodation.

Guide Price £850,000


Big Brook FarmRose Ash, South Molton, Devon

Aish Barton can be found in unspoilt rolling north-west Devonshire countryside, also known as the Ruby Country which encompasses the nearby market towns of Hatherleigh and Holsworthy, and neighbours Dartmoor National Park.

• Setingloriousrollingcountryside• SubstantialGradeIIlistedsixbedroomfarmhousein

needofrenovationandmodernisation• Twoseparaterangesof traditional stoneandslate

barnswithhugedevelopmentpotential• Together with attractive level and gently pasture

paddocks• Allsetinsome11.5acres



Aish BartonPetrockstow, Okehampton, Devon

A delightful rural property situated on the edge of the village of Crockernwell with a 2 acre paddock.

• 4 Bedroom rural property set in a prominentposition

• Stunningviewsaroundthesurroundingcountryside• Edgeofvillagelocation• 2acrepaddock,gardensandampleparking• Ruralyetaccessiblelocation



Budbrooke FarmhouseCrockernwell, Exeter, Devon

A detached three bedroom farmhouse.

• Threebedroomfarmhousewithfantasticviewsoveradjoiningcountryside

Guide Price Lot 1 – Higher Hare Farmhouse with adjacent 4.2 acres - £485,000


Higher Hare FarmWhitestone, Exeter, Devon

Sold by public auciton.

• Asmallholdinginaprettyruralsetting• Two bedroom cottage in need of complete

renovation• Compactstonebarnandsmallrangeofoutbuildings• Setinjustover18acres

Auction Guide Price £150,000-£175,000Sold £500,000


HendrawetherCamelford, Cornwall

For sale by public auction (unless sold prior) on Wednesday 28th October at Kivells Holsworthy Agricultural Centre.

• Residentialsmallholdingsituatedinafantasticrurallocation,closetotheSouthCornishcoast

• Detached four bedroom bungalow in need ofrenovation(AOC)

• Usefulfarmbuildingandfurtherrangeofdilapidatedfarmbuildingswithpotential

• Approximately 25.47 acres of principally pasturelandwithaprettystreamborder

• Freehold and with vacant possession uponcompletion.

Auction Guide Price £350,000Sold £440,000

LiskeardFarms&[email protected]|01579345543

Tredallett FarmDuloe, Liskeard, Cornwall

For sale by public auction (unless sold prior) on Wednesday 28th October at Kivells Holsworthy Agricultural Centre.

• Approximately39.77acresofprincipallyproductivearablelandwithasmallareaofpermanentpasture

• Excellent access with the land abutting the mainA388SaltashtoCallingtonroad

• Usefulfarmbuildingandoutsideyardarea• Potentialforestablishmentofanagriculturalholding• Freehold and with vacant possession upon

completion.

Auction Guide Price £425,000

LiskeardFarms&[email protected]|01579345543

Land & Building At Cross FarmHatt, Saltash, Cornwall

Land SoldLand at Pencubitt Farm

Lamellion, Cornwall | Guide Price £320,000

JawbonesDartmouth, Devon | Guide Price £250,000

Approx.40.28acrescomprisingpastureusedforcuttingandgrazingandfurtherimprovableamenityandpastureland.LiskeardFarms&[email protected]|01579345543

27.78acresofidyllicpasturelandandwoodlandwithbreathtakingviewsovertheRiverDart.ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentIanCaunter|[email protected]|01392252262

Land off Redlap LaneDartmouth, Devon | Guide Price £90,000

FOR SALE

01579 345543 01579 345543Kivells. The sign that sells!

SOLDSTC

6.8acresoflevelpasturelandavailableasawhole.


Land at BroadlandsSouth Molton, Devon | Guide Price £390,000

Part DeerparkCharles, Brayford, Devon | Guide Price £320,000

Availableinthreeseparatelotsoravailableasawhole.Lot1-26.39acres,Lot2-9.54acres,Lot3-11.22acres.ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Justover48acresofgentlyslopinggrasslandinaringfence.Including2.5acresofsteeperwoodlandandroughgrazing.HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Land at ExeWeek St Mary, Cornwall | Guide Price £150,000

Approximately16.67acresofgentlyslopingpasture.


What is your property worth?

Speak to our Exeter Farm Agency team

Connecting the A38/A30/M5/A361 corridor and covering a wide region from North Devon and Mid Devon through to the South Hams. If you are looking to sell, our property experts are ready to help. Contact a member of the team today for a free market appraisal on 01392 252 262

Simon Alford Director

Claire Quick BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV

Ian Caunter BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV

Pollardscombe Farm, Guide Price £1,795,000

Doddiscombsleigh Guide Price

£520,000

Drewsteignton Guide Price £2,250,000

Land at Broadclyst Guide Price

£350,000 - £400,000

James Clack BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV

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