Seymour Drive, Dartmouth TQ6

South West

£49,750

Listed on 15/12/2025

Property Details

Bedrooms

N/A

Type

Detached house

Description

This is a rare opportunity to secure a freehold plot adjacent to 54 Seymour Drive, perfect for those looking to develop a residential property, pending the necessary planning approvals. The location is highly desirable and presents an excellent chance to design a personalized home tailored to your specifications in this well-established area of the South West. This land offers significant potential for investment and development, making it an appealing option for buyers with a vision.

Investment Analysis

(TQ6 area)

Area Average

£400/sq ft

Avg Rent (weekly)

£245

Avg Yield

3.1%

Renovation Potential

Heavy Refurb

Est. Renovation Cost

£60,000 - £90,000

Note: Renovation cost estimates are AI-generated based on property location and general characteristics, and may not reflect actual costs.

Monthly Sales

Average per month

Market Turnover

Properties sold annually

Local Market Trend (TQ6)

Area prices are falling by +14.0% over the last 12 months

3 year growth: -20.4%

5 year growth: -10.4%

Investment Disclaimer: Analysis based on TQ6 area averages and may not reflect property-specific factors like condition, exact location, or unique features. Any renovation cost estimates provided are AI-generated and should be considered indicative only. Renovation costs vary significantly based on property condition and scope of work. Always conduct professional surveys and get multiple quotes before making investment decisions.

Location

Seymour Drive, Dartmouth TQ6

Loading map...

Open Map

Mortgage Calculator

Property Price

Household Income

Deposit

Deposit %

Interest Rate

Repayment Period

years

Current average 2-year fixed rate is 4.19%

Current average variable rate is 6.78%

Monthly Repayments

£182

Based on a loan of £37,312 over 30 years at 4.19% interest

These results are estimates and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage.