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Devon estate with BBC history on market

Fishleigh Estate near Hatherleigh goes on sale with River Torridge fishing rights and four lots.

August 13, 2025 at 05:01 AM
blur Award-winning Devon estate which appeared on BBC TV series is on the market

Devon conservation estate with river fishing rights goes on the market.

Devon estate with BBC history hits market

The Fishleigh Estate in Hatherleigh near Okehampton, Devon, is being offered for sale. The property combines farming, conservation and shooting elements and has previously won conservation awards including the Purdey Award and FWAG Otter Awards. It features a four-bedroom cob and stone farmhouse and a land area with a mix of level and gently sloping grassland, pockets of woodland and streams that support diverse wildlife. The River Torridge runs along the northern boundary, providing game fishing for brown trout, migratory sea trout and salmon. The estate is offered as a whole or in four lots: Lot 1 Spears Fishleigh Farmhouse and 192.03 acres; Lot 2 114.16 acres; Lot 3 32.66 acres; Lot 4 5.21 acres. Guide price is £2,300,000. Nearby Hatherleigh and Okehampton provide local services and amenities.

Key Takeaways

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Guide price set at £2.3 million
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Estate available as four lots or as a whole
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River Torridge provides fishing rights
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Conservation awards mark long standing habitat work
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Includes a four bedroom cottage and farm buildings
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Located near Hatherleigh with access to larger towns
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Diverse habitats support a range of wildlife

The sale highlights how rural estates now blend farming, habitat management and leisure. It shows the enduring value of landscapes that support wildlife while producing food and sport. Buyers may include farming families, conservation groups, or investors seeking a diversified asset with tourism and sporting potential. The mix of Lot options gives buyers strategic flexibility to preserve historic features while funding improvements.

Highlights

  • Where fields meet wildlife and history lives on
  • This is a rare mix of farming conservation and sport
  • A countryside asset that costs more than a dream
  • BBC Springwatch memories meet a new ownership chapter

The landscape remains a living record of rural England.

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