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Find land with room for your plans. Every plot comes with four questions answered, an indicative budget and the checks to do next, each one labelled with where it came from.

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  • 20 counties, Cornwall to Fife
  • Snapshot 5 Oct 2026

15 building plots for sale in Devon under £200k

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  1. Agent's photo: Sutcombe, 10 Individual Building Plots - Prices From £75,000 Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: KLP

    £75,000

    Sutcombe, 10 Individual Building Plots - Prices From £75,000

    Sutcombe · Devon

    Planning No agent claim recorded yet

    KLP

  2. Agent's photo: Tiverton, Building Plot, Southfield Way Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: KLP

    £80,000

    Tiverton, Building Plot, Southfield Way

    Tiverton · Devon

    Planning No agent claim recorded yet

    0.14 acresKLP

  3. Agent's photo: Clyst Honiton - Plot To The Rear Of The Old School Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: KLP

    £98,000 Offers in the region of

    Clyst Honiton - Plot To The Rear Of The Old School

    Exeter · Devon

    Agent says Outline planning permission

    KLP

  4. Agent's photo: 0.25-acre building plot in Okehampton Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: Mansbridge Balment

    £120,000 Guide price

    0.25-acre building plot in Okehampton

    Okehampton · Devon

    Planning No agent claim recorded yet

    0.25 acresMansbridge Balment

  5. Agent's photo: Newton Abbot - Howton Field Self Build Plots Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: KLP

    £120,000

    Newton Abbot - Howton Field Self Build Plots

    Newton Abbot · Devon

    Planning No agent claim recorded yet

    KLP

  6. Agent's photo: Newton Abbot - Howton Field, Discounted Custom Build Dwellings Building plot Checked 5 Oct Photo: KLP

    £120,000

    Newton Abbot - Howton Field, Discounted Custom Build Dwellings

    Newton Abbot · Devon

    Planning No agent claim recorded yet

    KLP

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On every plot page

What you get on every plot

The same report for every listing, built from official maps, council records and the agent’s own particulars. Each answer says where it came from, and anything we can’t confirm stays “Needs checking”.

Four questions, answered first

Example: 0.22-acre building plot in Tawstock, Devon (Stags), as its plot page showed it on 8 Oct 2026

  1. 1 Can I build here? Problem

    Stags says: “A renewed planning application is awaited.” There is no confirmed permission to build yet.

    Source: Stags

  2. 2 Any warnings on official maps? Needs checking

    Found at the map pin: SSSI consultation zone and radon.

    Source: 23 official maps, checked 5 Oct 2026

  3. 3 Ground and services Needs checking

    Water: South West Water, power: NGED, radon level 4 of 6. Radon protection is needed for a new home here.

    Source: 14 official records, checked 8 Oct 2026

  4. 4 Ready to offer? Needs checking

    4 documents to get before you offer: the decision notice, the sale plan, the title plan and the services information.

Clear
The source answers the question.
Needs checking
Unknown, or only the agent’s word so far.
Problem
The source flags something to deal with.

An indicative budget for the whole build

£172,061–£185,655

Tawstock, 0.22 acres · plot page, 8 Oct 2026

Plus 13 items still to be quoted, such as

  • Biodiversity net gain
  • Protected habitats mitigation
  • Section 106 obligations

Start here

0 of 3 done

The 3 most urgent steps for that plot, with local specialists.

Aerial: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics · Parcels: HM Land Registry INSPIRE (2026-09-06) · Planning-site drawing aligned approximately

The land in context

Listing pins, official registered parcel outlines and council planning-site boundaries where we have them, over aerial imagery.

Outlines are context only. They are never the land for sale: get the sale plan and the title plan.

Shown: Old Rydon Lane, Exeter · 32.84 acres · KLP

61 site checks, 25 kinds of specialist

Matched to each plot, so you know which surveys and professionals you’ll need.

  • Contamination desk study (Phase 1)
  • Geotechnical site investigation (boreholes and lab tests)
  • Foundation depth near trees on shrinkable clay (NHBC 4.2)
  • Engineered foundation or slope design
  • Specialist foundation contractor (piles, raft, deep trench fill)
  • Slope stability assessment
  • Ground gas monitoring and protection
  • Coal Mining Risk Assessment
  • Mining search (coalfield, tin, lead, brine)
  • Basic radon protection
  • Full radon protection
  • Groundwater SPZ1: piling and drainage restrictions
  • Site-specific flood risk assessment
  • Watercourse permit or consent
  • Percolation test for off-mains drainage
  • Package treatment plant
  • New utility connections (power, water, sewer, gigabit)
  • Electricity network capacity / long run
  • Overhead power line clearance
  • Topographical (and utilities) survey
  • Tree survey (BS 5837)
  • Ancient woodland buffer
  • Preliminary Ecological Appraisal
  • Bat survey for buildings to be demolished or converted
  • Great crested newts
  • Biodiversity Net Gain (10%)
  • Off-site biodiversity units
  • Nutrient neutrality mitigation
  • Habitats site recreation mitigation (SAMM/SANG)
  • Heritage statement
  • Archaeology desk-based assessment

Planning documents, read for you

The AI reads the council’s decision notice and pulls out what was permitted, the conditions and the expiry date, quoting the line each one came from.

Code and official data decide the facts. Every AI line cites its source, and the page works without AI.

The full buying path

A 29-step checklist for each plot, from first look to ready to offer. Your progress saves on your device.

Start here: the first 3 steps 0 of 29 done

How it works

Three steps from search to the agent’s phone number

Search land
  1. 01

    Pick a county and a budget

    Plots from independent estate and land agents on one map. Each listing links to the agent’s own page and shows the date we last checked it.

  2. 02

    Read the plot report

    Four questions answered, an indicative budget, the checks that apply and the three steps to take first, with local specialists.

  3. 03

    Contact the agent directly

    Call the selling agent or get their details. We’re not an estate agent: we don’t take enquiries, negotiate or hold money.

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Questions

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Are you an estate agent?

No. plot.market is a search site. We don’t take enquiries, negotiate or hold money. You contact the selling agent directly, by phone or with the details on the plot page.

Where do the plots come from?

From independent estate and land agents’ public listings. Every plot links to the agent’s original page and shows the date we last checked it. We don’t have every plot in the UK yet, and we say so.

Can I rely on the checks?

They’re a starting point, not legal or survey advice. Every answer says where it came from. What the agent says is labelled as the agent’s claim, and anything we can’t confirm stays “Needs checking” until a professional confirms it.

What does the AI do?

It explains, reads and drafts: for example, it reads a planning decision notice and pulls out what was permitted, the conditions and the expiry, quoting its source. Code and official data decide the facts, and everything still works without AI.

Is the outline on the map the land for sale?

No. Parcel outlines and planning-site boundaries are context only. The land for sale is set by the agent’s sale plan and the title plan, so get both before you offer.

What does it cost?

Searching, plot reports, map checks and the budget planner are free. Plus is £19 a month, cancel any time. A report pack is £19 and Ask our team is £39 per request.