Lot 8 is a 100,000-guinea property situated in Dartmoor National Park, encompassing landmarks such as Black Tor and Hunters Stone. The land is registered common land and is largely designated as open access land, with potential purchasers urged to review these designations as they may impact future intended use. The property offers a viable opportunity to derive an income through environmental management, but is not included in any agri-environment, biodiversity, carbon, or natural capital agreement. The land is situated on the southern fringe of Dartmoor, just 3 miles from the A38 and 19 miles from central Plymouth, and can be accessed via a private road. The property is sold subject to existing wayleaves, easements, and rights of way, and is of Freehold tenure, offering vacant possession at completion of the sale, subject to relevant common grazing rights.