6.39 Acres of Pasture Land with Caravan

The land is situated on the edge of Islington village but remains secluded with large hedges and wind-breaks offering both privacy and shelter. Ilsington Village is a popular Dartmoor settlement surrounded by picturesque moorland countryside, perfect for horse hacking, walking and exploring. The village is well equipped with a primary school, village shop, Church and pub. About 1.5 miles to the West of the land is Haytor which offers great riding out with horses. The land extends to about 6.39 acres which is separated into 2 fields of gently sloping, South facing pasture. The land is divided by wind breaks of Italian Alder and Willow which provide shelter for livestock and a valuable wildlife corridor. Mixed mature hedging forms boundaries which is mostly lined by stock fencing. To the South-west are a number of fruit trees, a vegetable patch and wood store. More fruit and specimen trees including Black Locust, Sweet Chestnut, Wild Cherry and New Zealand Flax stand along the Southern boundary and at the entrance to the property. Additional structures include a caravan that has been on the land for 11 years which enjoys rural views over Dartmoor and a timber "treebog" compost toilet. Access is via an unmade public highway leading from Simms Hill, Ilsington. Mains water is connected to the property and there are supply pipes with isolation taps at points throughout the land. The land is held freehold and is available with vacant possession on completion. The sporting rights insofar as they are owned are included with the freehold. The land has rights to graze 4 cattle & 7 sheep & 2 ponies (7 livestock units) over Haytor Down CL25 (Entry 131) & Bagtor Common CL26 (Entry 136.) Viewing strictly by appointment only. From Ilsington Village, follow the Simms Hill road for approximately 175 yards. The gate to the land is on the right and is marked by a Stags sale board.