The extensive area of freehold moorland, bisected by the River Avon, is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole at 1,122.24 hectares or in ten lots.
Westcountry property and auction specialists Greenslade Taylor Hunt say the large swathes of Dartmoor are to be sold with sporting rights in hand subject to common grazing rights and public rights of way.
The land is situated on the southern fringe of Dartmoor, just three miles away from the A38 and 19 miles from central Plymouth. The estate can be accessed by means of a private road starting opposite the Shipley Bridge car park.
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