Lutyens' tiny 'pimple' goes on sale for £10,000

Possibly the smallest building designed by Edwin Lutyens – a Grade II-listed folly in Devon known as the Pimple – is on sale for about £10,000.

The 94-year-old, 4m-long structure, from the architect of Parliament House in New Delhi and the Cenotaph in London, sits on top of a 12m-high mound at Whitchurch Down on Dartmoor.

Neil Woolcock, of Ward and Chowden estate agents in Tavistock, which is handling the sale, told the Guardian the vendor bought it a few years ago from South West Water because it was 'a little piece of England'.


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It's Ward & Chowen not Chowden

It's not For Sale at £10,000 as stated - it's For Sale by Informal Tender with a "Guide Price In Excess of £10,000 "

http://www.wardchowen.co.uk/residential/res_prop_details/rs9422.html

The "mound" is an underground reservoir - so small building but BIG basement!