DARTMOUTH GREEN - A SMALL DEVELOPMENT OF ONLY NINETEEN

Having a home at Dartmouth Green is about having a home near to the sea and the fabulous South Devon coast.
Spend lazy days exploring the river, fishing and picnicking; or speeding through the waves at the mouth of the estuary.

The boats being provided for you and your fellow owners to own and enjoy are:

a high speed RIB
a traditional river boat
and a Wayfarer sailing boat.

They will be kept in a deep water creek, just 5 miles away, near the quintessentially
Devon village of Dittisham with its famous waterside Ferry Boat Inn.

The boats will be the property of the owners through the Dartmouth Green management company which itself will
be owned by the lessees. Most importantly the management and maintenance will all be taken care of.

To ensure your boats provide the best possible value for money and are the most up to date at the time of purchase the photographs do not necessarily show
the exact makes and models but they are indicative of style and quality.

Show Homes Open
Our two show homes at Eagle and Plot 10 are open to view between 10am and 4 pm every Saturday and Sunday.

March 2009
All building work and landscaping is completed and it’s looking stunning. The whole development team feel very pleased and proud of their efforts. Spring is in the air and the sales agents are looking forward to showing people around in what is being predicted to be a busy Easter with visitor bookings the highest in years. To arrange your viewing please contact the sales agents, Marchand Petit on (01803) 839190.

14.10.08
Show Home open days.
Saturday and Sunday 25th & 26th October 10am – 4pm

10.10.08
Daily Mail Property Award Winner

30.6.08
Greg Dyke, the ex Director General of the BBC, has reserved one of the properties at Dartmouth Green. He is passionate about the environment, energy conservation and climate change. The Western Morning News ran a full page article about Greg and Dartmouth Green was also featured in the Western Morning News Property Section. Always ready to muck in, Greg was photographed with a bundle of thatch on his shoulder outside Broxdowne, Hawke and Merlins. Although it cannot really be attributed to Greg’s efforts, the thatching and natural stonework on this building has now been completed.