Abandoned 1750`s Devon woollen mill explore

The site was first established in around 1750 by John Fulford of Crediton. Following closure of the mill in 1930, the site was taken over by the British Wool Marketing Board in 1964 and used as a wool grading centre until its closure in 1992.
Some of the warehouse was also rented out later for the storage of milk. In 1994, the premises were bought by a local land owner and have remained empty ever since.
In 2011, plans were submitted to build 59 residential units on the site, which would have involved interior and exterior alterations to the Grade II listed structure. Several other planning applications were also submitted to redevelop it for housing.
In 2020, an application was submitted to West Devon Borough Council for listed building consent to demolish the redundant Grade II listed mill buildings previously proposed for housing. The application stated: "The buildings are now in a severe state of disrepair and close to collapse".
It continued: "The buildings suffer incursions from trespassers and it is a fear of the applicant that they may well cause injury to themselves if the buildings falls down. Listed buildings require a viable future. With only one buyer found since the previous consent was submitted and a resistance from the Environment Agency and Historic Statutory Consultees it is unlikely anything will ever come forward at this site again."

[@saarpfalz_urbexer_TV]

Hey Leute, die Erkundung war wirklich sehr interessant und gefährlich. Ziemlich verfallen, aber das ist das was wir ja sehen wollen. Passt auf euch auf. Feines Video und danke fürs mitnehmen. Bis zum nächsten mal. Viele Grüße Dietmar😉.

[@ForsakenExploration]

thankyou my friend it means a lot

[@Harry-l3p7d]

Very cool video, thank you for posting

[@ForsakenExploration]

no problem, thankyou for watching

[@ExplorerXuy]

Nice video and cool place 👌❤

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@@ExplorerXuy thankyou for watching

[@abandonedexplorern.ireland9884]

Fab place ❤

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thankyou my friend

[@JFWM1340]

Nice

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[@michaelscott9615]

Love it 🥰

[@ForsakenExploration]

cheers michael

[@stephenuk_travels-w5i]

Looks quite an old building. Interesting video guys!

[@ForsakenExploration]

thankyou stephen

[@ShadowProjectUK]

We've been there awesome location

[@ForsakenExploration]

@ShadowProjectUK yeah it was very cool, wish I had researched before I had gone now though lol. We live and learn

[@DRSEXPLORING]

Very cool explore, im surprised it has not been turned into apartments.

[@ForsakenExploration]

Cheers mate and yeah me too

[@abandonedexplorern.ireland9884]

Hey guys will check your channel out later 😀

[@welsh_dragon]

Hello Mike, Darren and "newbie" Kobe/Coby, depending on how he spells it. This was a cool video. Like you said, Mike, it was big. That place must've been really busy back in the day, too. The very end of the video was 🤣🤣🤣🤣 when you caught Kobe/Coby taking, what looked like, a well-deserved pee. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ForsakenExploration]

@welsh_dragon yeah lol it was funny. Thankyou for watching it means a lot

[@Mr.Coddiwomple]

New subscriber. Interslinx brought me here

[@ForsakenExploration]

@Mr.Coddiwomple thankyou your amazing

[@ASCADVENTURES23]

Discover and explore and learn the surroundings leave and discover the history can put text or voiceovers on at editing epic place to explore some real history there

[@ForsakenExploration]

@ASCADVENTURES23 yeah definitely room for improvement mate

[@OBLIVIONevolvedurbex]

this in totnes?

[@ForsakenExploration]

will message you mate

[@Darvs1988]

That’s not the Silvertown one is it?

[@ForsakenExploration]

@Darvs1988 no it's not

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@Rubee-i2s north tawton

[@M_H_M93]

North tawton

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