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EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

MARKET REPORT

December 2018

Friday 14th Store Stock Market


Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD

01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com

Steers to £1290 Heifers to £1050

With numbers further tightening, Friday saw an unexpected but welcome upturn in trade, although a much better quality entry

was on show. Store steers topped at a very decent £1290 for a pair of well turned out South Devon cross forward sorts (24m) from Graham Tancock of Broadclyst with next best from Graham also big money at £1245 for similar goods. British Blue bullocks

in demand once again with a pair (25m) from Charles & Ann Down, Abbotskerswell rising to £1270 apiece and a bunch of three off the same farm at £1240 a life and another smart single Blue (23m) drew £1165 for Derek Pyle of Clyst Honiton. Grand Charolais store steers (24m) from Raymond Latham down from South Molton look good money at £1180 as did a pigeon pair

of Charolais (26m) from Derek Pyle at £1120 each and later born sorts (19m) from Stephen Payne of Washfield at £1065. Limousin bullocks (18m) saw £1160 for James Warren up from Penzance with others closer to home at (25m) reaching £1095

for Martin Chatfield of Cheriton Bishop. Lester Solomon of Truro sold a trio of strong Hereford steers (23m) for £1090 a piece with Angus (18m) fetching £1025 for Bridget Brown of Moretonhampstead. Younger (15m) steers drew £845 for a Blonde de

Aquitaine from David C Skelley of Shaugh Prior and £735 for Stephen Payne again with a Charolais. British Blue heifers headed that section with a single (24m) at £1050 for Martin Chatfield with others of that breed (23m) at £910 for Colin Pople, Aylesbeare

whilst Charolais heifers (20m) from Clive Timms & family, Inwardleigh saw £960 and further Charolais females (27m) realised £945 for David & Stella Drew of Lapford. Limousin heifers (25m) reached £895 for Martin Chatfield closely followed by

Simmentals (22m) at £860 for Clive Timms & family with summer 2017 born British Blue’s at £770 for James Warren.

Only a sprinkling of stirks forward met a decent trade for anything well bred and reared, with the best being a pen of neat Angus steers (11m) from Graham Heard of Broadclyst topping at £670 apiece. Bridget Brown of Moretonhampstead attained £580

also for Angus steers whilst South Devon steers from Mick Branton of Dunsford achieved £565. Heifers topped at £540 for Gordon Bricknell of Christow with his others realising £470 also Graham Heard attained £465 for his Angus females.

A massive entry of 186 calves forward saw a difficult

trade as we head toward the festive season! Top of the day was £295 for a British Blue bull from Ashley

& Jess Bond of Honiton who sold others to £270, £268, £260 & £258. Limousin cross bulls to £295 for

Paul Hendy of Kingsbridge with others to £255 for Pincombe of Crediton. Charolais bulls to £255 & £245

for Andrew & Rose Retter of Honiton. Native calves topped at £250 for an Aberdeen Angus bull from Messrs Higgin of Totnes. Simmental bulls to £220 &

£195 for Martin & Liz Bennett of Broadhembury. Heifers topped at £240 for a Limousin cross from Paul

Hendy who sold others to £205. Charolais heifers to £225 for Kim Davey of Lewdown. British Blue heifers to £190 (x2) for Ashley & Jess Bond and Martin & Liz Bennett. Friesians to £80 for Messrs Higgin of Totnes.

Trade nationally has been very flat this week with some talk of vendors claiming that abattoirs have refused some consignments because there are too many in the system and trade is depressed.

Overall top call of the day was £100 given for the best in from John Hull of Wellington with the vast majority between £80-£95.

A good entry sold to an OK trade very similar to last week with the best at £102 (x8) for heavies from Chris Down of Budleigh

Salterton. Richard Gibbins & family saw their regular line-up of quality medium weights hitting £95 with a run of twenty standard weights from John Hull topping at £82. Mr Hull’s stores topped at £50 for a pen of eleven, which were eclipsed by six young

saddlebacks in from Messrs Lyes of Liskeard which reached £52. Best of the very young stores came in from Richard Dunning of Whiddon Down hitting £31.

“My personal thanks go to vendors and purchasers and I wish you all a Merry Christmas & Happy & Prosperous New Year!”

*Our next pig sale at Exeter will be Friday 28th December*

Please contact James Morrish 07814 010133 or 01392 251261 with your entries

CALVES - 10.15 am

CALVES Bulls Heifers

Breed TOP AVE TOP AVE

British Blue 33 295 184 28 190 111

Limousin 15 295 177 23 240 87

Charolais 6 255 155 4 225 140

Simmental 4 220 188

Aberdeen Angus 12 250 52 8 125 44

Hereford 11 155 94 15 95 54

South Devon 1 95 95

Holstein / Friesian 10 80 36 1 65 65

254 STORE CATTLE & SUCKLED CALVES – 10AM Auctioneer: Simon Alford 07789 980203

55 STIRKS & SUCKLED CALVES – 11.30AM Auctioneer: Ian Caunter 07813 068935

186 CALVES – 10.15 AM Auctioneers: Mark Davis 07773 371774 &

Ian Caunter 07813 068935

157 PIGS – 10.15AM

Auctioneer: James Morrish 07814 010133

51 CULL SOWS

106 PRIME & STORE PIGS

An excellent entry for our Christmas Stocking Filler sale at Exeter which saw a packed ringside and a flying trade from start to

finish! The fresh milk was in very strong demand and topped at £2050 for the overall show champion a super Pedigree heifer from Gordon Davis of Tiverton which sold the judge James Parris of Yarcombe. First time vendors Megan, Ross & Jack Broom

of Colyton sold six super heifers to a top of £2000 with others to £1950, £1820 & £1700 to average £1830 of the best five! Dave Spry of Yelverton sold a nice consignment with a smart British Friesian heifer at £1980 and a Brown Swiss cross heifer at

£1650. Katie Hogg & Mike Walters sold a sweet heifer £1780 and Messrs JJ Palfrey & Co of Dartmouth sold their best heifer at £1700. Cows topped at £2020 for the first prize cow and Reserve Overall Champion “Aquarius Shadow Verna 6” a second

calver by B-Crest Shadow from Katie Hogg & Mike Walters. Other cows sold to £1950 for a Norwegian Red cross 3rd calver from Gordon Davis and £1900 for a Brown Swiss x fourth calver from Dave Spry who also sold a Norwegian Red cross 4th calver at £1400. Two Holstein in-calf heifers due in January sold at £1380 & £1320 for Will & Jo Jones of Crediton. A consignment

of organic in-calf heifers from Mark Evans East Church herd topped at £1080 with others to £1050 & £1000. Kat Watkins made the long journey from Pembrokeshire to Exeter with one fresh Pedigree Jersey “Puregold Topeka Jellyfish” by Heartland

Merchant Topeka, the long journey was certainly worth it with the heifer being an exceptional trade selling at £2050. The dispersal of the Bearstead herd of Pedigree Jerseys on behalf of Farley Farms of Berkshire were also rewarded with an exceptional

trade and ponce again proved Exeter is the leading centre to sell Jerseys in the country! Top of the dispersal was 2300gns for “Bearstead Broiler Crumble” a second calver by Danish DJ Broiler which calved back in May and only just served. A third calver

“Bearstead Broiler Rascal” which calved in August sold at 2100gns with an outstanding second calver by Clooney Conquerer selling well at 2000gns. A May calved heifer “Bearstead Beaumont Tiffany” by Ribblesdale Beaumont sold well at 1650gns and a

fourth calver by SHF Centurion Sultan sold well at 1600gns which was matched by another heifer by Clooney Conquerer. Dry cows to 1650gns for “Bearstead Broiler Teddy” by Broiler due in January with another third calver at 1350gns. In-calf heifers

sold to 1200gns for a daughter of All Lynns Vernon Macarthur due in January. Bulling heifers by the same sire sold to 600gns (x3) with others to 550gns twice.

115 DAIRY CATTLE – 11 AM Auctioneers: Mark Davis 07773 371774 & Mark Bromell

CATTLE AND CALF VENDORS

Please include the TB test date (if applicable) on your entry form and ensure any Pedigree Native Sire ear numbers are on both the cattle passports and your entry

form.

*ALL VENDORS PLEASE NOTE*

Please complete a market entry form each time you bring stock to sell with your trading name and address to ensure we have the correct payment details. Please also include

Farm Assurance details (if applicable) and sign the declarations on the reverse.

All entry forms are available in the Market Office and online from www.kivells.com

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Two height mounted Molasses bins (one 10T & one 12T)

Both complete with pipes and taps and in good working order. Situated in the mid Devon area.

100 round bales of 2nd cut silage (made 2018) and 150 round bales of 2nd cut silage (made 2017). Situated in east Devon. Loading available if required.

WANTED TO RENT 100-200 acre Stock Farm in the Devon & Cornwall area.

Must have agricultural buildings, with or without accommodation.

Please contact Ian Caunter 07813 068935 or 01392 252262 for further information.

http://www.kivells.com/

Pedigree In-Lambers to 750gns Couples to £235 Stores to £86.50 Commercial In-Lambers to £141

Numbers growing on a weekly basis and so is demand with seven buyers present today with many looking for numbers. Top was £22 for two from Graham Hill of Wiggaton followed by both Alan Bickley of Puddington and Tom Yandle of Mamhead who

both sold three at £20. Others £8 to £18 to average all but £16.

The commercial in-lamb ewe sale met with more interest and trade than many had anticipated with the Johnson family of Bridport selling their Dorset Mule shearlings all scanned with twins at £141 (x2), £140 (x4) and £136 (x3). Ross & Emma Sizmur

of Okehampton sold Mule Shearlings that had been running with the ram at £106 & £100, Chris & Katie Steer sold their mixed breed older ewes that were scanned for February to £104, £100, £98 (x2) & £97 and Robert Partridge of Teignmouth parted

with his beat at £98. Empty ewe lambs sold to £87 (x2) for Dorset’s from Graham Reed of Bickleigh, £84 for pure Suffolk’s from John Vooght of Dunsford and £82 for Suffolk cross mules from Dallyns Dairy of Muddiford.

Store lambs rose an impressive £4 per head on the week in front of a full complement of buyers when the 2050 averaged £66.36 and topped at £86.50 for a smart single lamb from Martin Pearse of North Huish followed by Phillip Rowell of Crockernwell at

£85 & £83.50. More forward lambs from brothers John & Mark Moore of Rackenford sold to £84.50, £83.50, £82.50 and £80 and similarly strong sorts from Neil & Kate Lethbridge of East Allington reached £84.50, £81.50, £81 & £80. Too many vendors to mention parting with decent lambs in the late £70’s, medium keep lambs were often breaking the £70 barrier too with well-

bred long keep lambs looking the dearest on the day and occasionally touching the £70 mark. Indifferent long keep lambs from £50 to £62 whilst a few very smalls, hill bred lambs or those sold with fault trading less than that.

Lacking strength and selling to £60 for a Hampshire x ewe from G Routley of Postbridge who also had fleshy Scotch ewes that looked well sold at £35 and VR Barrett travelled up from Truro to claim £50 for their best.

Couples met with a much larger crowd of buyers who drove the trade to the dearest we’ve seen so far this season peaking at £235 for a FM Dorset ewe with month old twins from Luke Bulley of Newton Abbot. Alan Bickley parted with his usual quality

doubles at £228, £225, £208, £206, £204 & £202, looking £20-£30 per couple dearer on the week and DL Rigby of Wiggaton sold his best group of doubles at £198. Singles peaked at £175 for Adrian & David Cole of Bradninch with ten Dorset FM’s

followed by Luke Bulley with similar at £165 and Andrew Hext of Staverton sold his best housed singles to £146 & £141. Overall average was £181.66 per outfit or £69.20 per life.

The third annual Christmas Cracker sale drew a decent catalogue of 51 females which in turn enticed a good crowd of potential buyers to spend on the right articles. The Pedigree in-lamb Texels dominated the top prices with Ben Roberts of Bradninch selling his best shearlings at 750gns & 620gns as well as another two at 580gns. More Texel shearlings at 600gns for both FH

Chave & Son of Wellington and EW Quick & Son of Crediton who had others to 520gns. Also at 600gns were a Blue Texel shearling from Gwen Renfree of Liskeard as well as a Beltex shearling ewe from Lorna Gregory of Launceston. 92% found new

homes with other prices of note being Berrichons from Malcom Yeo of Barnstaple exchanging hands at 250 & 240gns (x2) along with sizable Blue Texel x Zwartbles ewe lambs from Messrs Holman & Mugridge which realised 160gns (x2) & 140gns (x2).

2811 SHEEP – 10.30AM

Auctioneer: Russell Steer 07788 318701

23 ORPHAN LAMBS

512 IN-LAMB EWES & EMPTY EWE LAMBS

2050 STORE LAMBS

33 GRAZING EWES

147 COUPLES (56 EWES & 91 LAMBS)

BREEDING EWES & RAMS

46 PEDIGREE INDIVIDUAL FEMALES

BREEDING EWES & RAMS

Friday 18th January Good entries already to hand!

For more information please contact Robert Armstrong 07791 484290,

Ian Caunter 07813 068935 or the Market Office 01392 251261

TUESDAY 18th DECEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Monthly TB Restricted Cattle Sale

FRIDAY 21st DECEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Combined Store & Prime Stock Market and Christmas Sale of Dressed Poultry

FRIDAY 28th DECEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Combined Store & Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 4th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle

MONDAY 7th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 11th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Special Sale of In-Lamb Ewes, Sale of Dairy Cattle & Fortnightly Pigs


FRIDAY 18th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Beef Breeding Sale & Suckled Calf Sale

MONDAY 21st JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 22nd JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE


FRIDAY 25th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Sale of Dairy & Fotnightly Pigs


FRIDAY 1st FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle

MONDAY 4th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 8th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Special February Sale of In-Lamb Ewes, Ewe Lambs & Couples, Sale of

Dairy Cattle, Fortnightly Pigs and Fodder Sale

MONDAY 11th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market to inc Opening Sale of Spring Lamb

WEDNESDAY 13th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Machinery & Implement Sale

FRIDAY 15th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc St Valentines Fair of Store Cattle & Monthly Catalogued Sale of Beef

Breeding Cattle

MONDAY 18th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 19th FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE


FRIDAY 22nd FEBRUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Sale of Dairy Cattle & Fortnightly

Pig Sale

FORTHCOMING SALES


Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD

01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com

December is upon us and before we know it another year has literally flown by. It doesn’t seem that long ago when we were busy harvesting and silaging in shorts and a T-shirt with wall to wall sunshine and soaring temperatures, they always say ‘time fly’s when you’re having fun’. I reiterate what was mentioned in last months ‘Rural Reflection’ and up until now we have benefited from a marvellous autumn and winter and in many ways it has been a saviour for a large amount of livestock farmers throughout the south-west, not only being able to keep livestock out for so long but also the ability to make a much needed extra crop of silage. I know at home we haven’t kept cattle out until the end of November for a very very long time. Onto recent news, and it would appear the RPA (Rural Payments Agency) have recently undertaken a large amount of Remote Sensing Inspections on claimants situated in the South Hams. Remote Sensing is a satellite tool the RPA use to remap land parcels making sure you as claimants are not under or over claiming on field parcels (often the latter). The Remote Sensing Inspections often create unwanted paper work and hassle and in my opinion are a complete waste of time. It isn’t uncommon for the satellite imagery to incorrectly remap field boundaries. Anyway, that all said we have to deal with the findings. To date I have sent emails to the RPA on behalf of a number of clients expressing concern on a number of the Remote Inspection findings, in particular results relating to hedgerow measurements. Currently I have not received any details or correspondence back from the RPA. Going forward and as ever, if you have any concerns or just require quick reassurance on the phone surrounding any BPS matters please get in touch. Continuing on matters revolving around the RPA it will soon be that time of year when the farming fraternity take great interest on what post turns up on the kitchen table. Hopefully for many within the next few weeks BPS payments will be arriving into your bank accounts. In relation to this, and what seems to be a growing trend, farmers are being reminded to be wary of fraudsters. During December police around the UK are expecting an influx of calls and emails to the farming community attempting to trick them out of their money. Please do be careful when answering calls or opening emails ensuring you do not fall victim to these types of shocking scams. December is notoriously a quiet time of year, but in particular for marketing property. That said December often gives great opportunity to put the preparations together if you are minded to sell in the forthcoming spring. I know our colleagues in West Devon are currently in the process of putting together marketing material for a number of properties which will be live in the New Year. If you would like any confidential discussions with any of our Land and Farms Team on the possibility of marketing your property then please get in touch. Preparation is key when bringing a property onto the market.

Fodder is an ongoing concern for many and from the last two sales our Exeter team has conducted, fodder prices

have been ‘off the clock’ with silage fetching up to £40 per bale being both conventional and organic. In all

honestly price does depend on the quality, location of the fodder available and who your neighbour is, but with

prices up around the £40 mark that cannot be sustainable for anyone. Next week sees the first of our fodder sales

here at Exeter Livestock Centre with a reasonable entry taking place.

Early lambing flocks have been reporting a reasonable time of late with circumstances most likely changing now

after the last few days of torrential wind and rain. A bit of good news for the sheep industry, that said, good news

which is a long time coming. Due to new government policy, as of 1st January—30th June 2019 all old season

lambs/hoggets presented at market will not be mouthed and therefore deemed as under 12 months. Therefore

Rural Reflection December 2018

lambs/hoggets presented after 30th June will be deemed as over 12 months and sold as scalers.

Coming to the end of 2018 we are able to reflect on what has been a wonderfully busy year for the Kivells team

both in the Livestock department and Professional departments. The professional team has expanded, creating

and meeting new clients throughout Devon, Cornwall and Somerset involving a wide range of work from complet-

ing BPS applications to selling the family farm. We thank you for your continued custom and we look forward to

serving the South West rural community throughout 2019.

Until Next Year …………

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

On Behalf of the Kivells Rural Professional Team

Ian Caunter

The Kivells Rural Professional Team

David Kivell 01409 253275 [email protected]

Mark Bromell 01409 253275 [email protected]

Mark Bunt 01579 324927 [email protected]

Tom Rattray 01566 776886 [email protected]

Lisabeth Miller 01409253 275 [email protected]

Claire Quick 01392 252262 [email protected]

Ian Caunter 01392 252262 [email protected]

Farms For Sale

Fenton Farm was formerly part of the historic Lanhydrock Estate and is being offered on the open market for the first time in generations, with Lanhydrock House, gardens and parkland a short distance away. Fenton offers privacy, yet is easily accessible to local amenities and the main road network.

• Versatile stock rearing farm with significantresidentialappeal

• Character five bedroom detached traditionalfarmhouse

• Rangeofstoneandslatebuildingssituatedaroundacourtyard

• Modernstockrearingfarmbuildings• Productivepasturelandextendingtoapproximately

134.45acres• EPCE

Guide Price £1,500,000

LiskeardFarms&LandDepartmentMarkBunt|[email protected]|01579345543

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentSimonAlford|[email protected]|01392251261

Fenton FarmFenton Pitts, Bodmin, Cornwall SALE

AGREED

Great Youlden is a model dairy farm with a super dwelling, excellent range of modern farm buildings and some 75 acres of ring fenced pasture land.

• Wellpresentedthreebedroombungalow(AOC)• Excellentrangeofmoderndairybuildingsincluding

cubiclesfor125head• ‘GEA’32:32herringboneparlour• Justunder75acresofringfencedproductivepasture

land.• Afurther24acres,ofveryclosebylandavailableas

Lot2

Guide Price: Lot 1 - £1,075,000Lot 2 - £170,000

HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Great YouldenSampford Courtenay, Okehampton, Devon

A beautifully located livestock farm, situated in the heart of the Devon countryside, featuring a four bedroom farmhouse, traditional barn and ample livestock housing. Extending to approximately 112.23 acres.

• Fourbedroom18thCenturyfarmhouse• Goodrangeoflivestockbuildingsandcoveredspace• Two storey traditional stone barn with potential

(subjecttoplanning)• Approximately112.23acresoflushpasture• EPCD


LauncestonFarms&LandDepartmentThomasRattray|[email protected]|01566776886

Little Burrow FarmBratton Clovelly, Okehampton, Devon

Character four bedroom farmhouse, in need of complete renovation

• Justover76½acresofpastureland,woodlandandroughgrazing

• Rangeoffarmbuildings,includingsomewithpotential• AFurther119acresavailablebyseparatenegotiation• Quietandunspoiltlocation

Higher Town is available as a whole or in the following lots:

Lot 1HigherTown Farmhouse and gardens, range oftraditional barns, farmbuildings and some76.69 acres(31.07ha)ofadjoiningpastureandwoodlandLot 2 Land atWhiddon extending to approximately119.15acres(48.22ha)ofpastureandwoodland

Guide Price Lot 1 £800,000


Higher Town FarmBeaworthy, West Devon

A productive mixed Redland farm with detached three bedroom bungalow, barn with Class Q Permitted Development and further agricultural buildings set within approximately 14.32 acres

• Alargedetachedthree/fourbedroombungalow• BarnwithClassQPermittedDevelopmenttocreate

afourbedroomdwelling• Highlyproductiverunofarableandpastureland• Inallapproximately14.32acres• Forsaleasawholeorinlots:

Lot 1Three/fourbedroombungalowandapproximately4.95 acres of pasture land - Offers In Excess Of £395,000

Lot 2BarnwithClassQapprovalforconversiontoalargefourbedroomdwelling-Guide Price £245,000

Lot 3 Approximately 9.37 acres of agricultural landcurrently down to grasswith good road access and anaturalwatersupply-Guide Price £95,000

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentClaireQuick|[email protected]|01392252262

Keymelford Farm Colebrooke, Crediton, Devon

Approximately 51.63 acres of wonderful rolling pasture land with isolated pockets of woodland, together with a unique quarry.

• Approximately52acresofpasturelandwithstunningviewsacrosstheDevoncountryside

• Ablockoflandwithagriculturalbuildingsprovidingopportunitiesforavarietyofuses

• LocatedontheedgeofDartmoorhostingavarietyofwildlifeandplants

• Forsaleasawholeorin3lots:

Lot 1 20.50 acres (8.30 hectares) of pasture landincludingagriculturalbuilding-Guide Price £125,000

Lot 2 23.41 acres (9.48 hectares) of pasture land -Guide Price £115,000

Lot 3 7.71acres(3.12hectares)ofuniquequarryandpasture land, including agricultural building - Guide Price £75,000

Guide Price as a whole: £315,000

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentIanCaunter|[email protected]|01392252262

Land & Buildings at Coombe Head Farm

Bridford, Exeter, Devon

For Sale by Formal Tender (Tenders close 12 noon, Friday 14th December 2018)

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a property to renovate with land and stone barns, not far from the North Cornish coast.

Available in the following lots:

Lot 1 1950sstylethreebedroombungalowandadjoiningpaddock,inalljustunder2acres-Guide £200,000

Lot 2 Some 19½ acres of land, traditional stone andcobbarns, plusmoremodern farmbuildings. -Guide £200,000


Higher TregolePoundstock, Bude, Cornwall,

Lakeside occupies a super level site on a quiet parish road and has wonderful views over its own land to Bodmin Moor and beyond.

• Awellpresentedtwobedroombungalow(AOC)• Super far reaching views over Tamar Lakes and

beyond• Quiet accessible location, not far from the north

Cornishcoast• Justunder30acresofadjoiningpastureland

Guide Price £375,000


LakesideThurdon, Kilkhampton, Bude, Cornwall

Land and Barn at Natson Farm Bow, Crediton, Devon

Land & Building at CulsworthySutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon

• Modernbarnwithpermitteddevelopmenttoconverttoafourbedroomhouse

• Highlyproductiverunofarable&pasturelandupto137acres

• Forsaleasawholeorinlots:Lot 1 Barn and around1 acre.Guide Price £225,000 - £250,000Lot 2 129 acres of excellent arable and pasture land.Subdivision of this lot may be possible. Guide Price £950,000 - £1,000,000ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentSimonAlford|[email protected]|01392251261

An excellent ring fenced block of pasture and arable landextending to some 137.5 acres. Good access with roadfrontage.Usefulgeneralpurposebuildingandyard.Mainsandnaturalwatersupply.

Guide Price £950,000


Land For Sale

Land at Aldercott FarmPancrasweek, Devon

Anexcellentblockofpasturelandextendingtosome167½acres. Ring fenced, level/gently sloping with natural watersupplyinaquietruralsettingwithtrackaccess.Substantial stone barn with residential planning permissionavailablebyseparatenegotiation.



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