Dartmouth, Devon

Weeke Hill is the main road that leads out the Warfleet area towards the rear of Dartmouth, heading towards Slapton and Kingsbridge, joining up with the A379. Dartmouth lies at the mouth of the River Dart in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is one of Devon’s most popular and enchanting towns. The River Dart is widely acknowledged as one of the most beautiful estuaries in England and is much loved by the sailing and boating fraternity.

Dartmouth is also a haven for tourist, with its magnificent Naval College, picturesque waterfront, Dartmouth Castle and hidden streets and cobbled lanes. There are many other tourist attractions within the area with easy access to the unspoilt South Hams coastline. Dartmouth is located near to the neighbouring towns of Totnes, Kingsbridge and Salcombe as well as being in close proximity to the A38 Devon Express Way, providing access to Plymouth (20 miles) and Exeter (31 miles).

Weeke Meadow is located in a semi-rural location, on the edge of Dartmouth on Weeke Hill. The site is accessed via the long road which runs up from Dartmouth town centre and situation on the left-hand side before reaching the junction with Redlap Road at Redlap Cross.

The site comprises the lower section which houses a large prefabricated industrial storage unit, which is basic in construction with rough flooring. To the side is a covered but open carport with a turning/parking area to the front. Access to the unit is via a roller shutter door and a side entrance door.

The property has the benefit of a general storage area and four further sections, 3 of which are currently sub-let but will be offered with Vacant Possession on completion.

To the higher section of the site is an orchard area which is approximately 0.8 acres in size. This area could potentially be developed in the future by either extending the commercial element of the business by constructing further buildings or alternatively, possibly residential use, both subject to planning.