Crichel Down Surplus Land Sale Notice
Summary
National Highways published a Crichel Down notice for surplus land at Oakleigh, Monkton Road, Honiton, Devon EX14 4PW. The notice informs former owners or their successors in title that surplus property acquired for road schemes is available for repurchase at current market value in accordance with Crichel Down rules. This is a procedural land disposal notice under established government property disposal requirements.
What changed
National Highways published a Crichel Down notice announcing surplus land at Oakleigh, Monkton Road, Honiton, Devon for sale. Crichel Down rules require government bodies to offer surplus land back to former owners or their successors in title at current market value before selling on the open market.
Affected parties include former owners of land acquired for road schemes and their successors in title. Interested parties should monitor National Highways publications and contact the organization to express interest in repurchasing surplus properties under Crichel Down rules.
What to do next
- Monitor National Highways publications for Crichel Down notices on former properties
- Contact National Highways at info@nationalhighways.co.uk for accessible format or inquiries
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Notice
Crichel Down notices: National Highways
Crichel Down notices relating to the sale of surplus land and property owned by National Highways.
From: National Highways Published 18 February 2026 Get emails about this page
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Crichel Down advertisement: land at Oakleigh, Monkton Road, Honiton, Devon EX14 4PW
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Details
National Highways purchases land and property as needed to carry out road schemes. If the land/property is not required or the scheme is cancelled or changed, National Highways may sell the property.
National Highways can only sell land/property that is surplus to its operational requirements. This is sold in accordance with Crichel Down rules. These rules require government bodies, under certain circumstances, to offer back surplus land to the former owner or the former owner’s successors in title at current market value.
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Published 18 February 2026
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