The correct address is: Land lying to the North of Burrow Lane, Ashbrittle, Wellington.
A fabulous opportunity to acquire a parcel of woodland measuring circa 1.79 hectares/4.43 acres, including the remains of a former cottage and partially built extension, with a stream running through the length of the plot. An electricity pole is situated in proximity of the ruins for which a wayleave payment is made and a nearby spring. Whilst the woodland is in need of regeneration, it will no doubt appeal to hobby coppicers and those looking for occassional recreational camping in this peaceful setting, with perhaps the potential to recreate the former cottage subject to any requisite consents, upon which interested parties must make and rely upon their own planning enquiries of Somerset West & Taunton Council planning department.
Ashbrittle is a rural village situated close to the Devon/Somerset borders with a Church and village hall. The villages of Appley and Stawley are within 2 miles offering a primary school, Church and Public House/restaurant, with further facilities and amenitites available at Wellington circa 7 miles, along with access to the M5 providing access to Taunton and Exeter.
After passing through the village of Ashbrittle proceed down Heniton Hill until reaching Burrow Farm Cottage on your right and a private road signposted for Doble Farm, where the land can be found a short distance down the private road to the right hand side.
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