DARTMOUTH GREEN - A small development of only nineteen prestigious cottages just outside Dartmouth in an area of outstanding natural beauty

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The information contained within this website is for identification purposes only and is not to scale and does not form any part of a legal contract. It should not be considered a statement of fact, representation or warranty. All areas, dimensions, specifications and layouts are approximate and should not be relied upon and the developer reserves the right to make alterations and amendments as the development moves forward.

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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

26.9.08
SHOW HOME NOW OPEN
We have now opened a beautifully furnished show home. To see photographs of the interiors please
click here

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.