Location

Nestled in the rolling Cornish countryside, Hessenford is a charming conservation village steeped in history. With a 13th-century church, riverside walks to Seaton beach, and a vibrant local pub, this idyllic rural setting is just minutes from the coast—perfect for an exclusive countryside retreat (subject to planning) or diversification opportunity.

Description

A roadside parcel of 7.35 acres comprising a brownfield potential development plot and 6.2 acres of pasture with horse stables.

Lot 1 (edged blue) is accessed off a private parking area (coloured brown on the plan) off the A387.

Lot 2 (shaded pink) is accessed via a farm gate in the south-west corner of the field, found via the parish road leading uphill from Hessenford village.

Planning & Development - South West Water have obtained planning consent for a proposed new pumping station and sewage treatment works reference PA23/06308 across part of Lot 1 and 2.

No consent was granted to South West Water to make the planning application, with no notice served upon the landowner. No permissions have been granted to South West Water to allow them to progress the scheme.

Prospective purchasers should contact South West Water for further information.

The land is being sold without overage or restrictive covenant with the future owners free to apply for alternative uses and development.

Directions

From A38 Devon Expressway turn left at Trerulefoot Roundabout onto the A374, continuing for approximately one mile before turning right onto the A387 for a further 2 miles. The land is on the left opposite the Copley Arms.