Listed buildings
Historic England lists 6 buildings in and around Wembury, including Wall Approximately 90 Metres West Of Wembury House (Grade II*); Wembury House (Grade II*). Listed status affects windows, renders and repairs, so check what consent exists for work already done.
List entries: Wall Approximately 90 Metres West Of Wembury House · Wembury House
Source: Historic England
Conservation areas
South Hams District Council's conservation area boundaries aren't published to planning.data.gov.uk, so we can't map them here. Ask your conveyancer or check the council's website if you're planning alterations.
Source: planning.data.gov.uk (no data)
Flood risk (rivers and sea)
0 of 22 postcodes checked are in Flood Zone 2 or 3, so most of Wembury sits outside the river and sea flood zones. Low-lying streets and surface water can still catch people out.
Source: Environment Agency
Radon
The 1 km radon map square at the centre of Wembury is class 5: an estimated 10 to 30% of homes are above the radon Action Level. 100% of the sold postcodes we checked fall in a radon Affected Area. Ask the seller for any radon test result, or test after you move in; remedies are usually straightforward.
Source: UKHSA/BGS
Mundic
Mundic (decaying concrete made with mine waste) is mainly a Cornish issue, but lenders also ask about it in parts of Devon such as South Hams. A pre-1950 concrete-block home here may need a mundic test.
Source: RICS
Ground and building stone
Under most of Wembury the bedrock is mudstone, siltstone and sandstone (92%). Older homes are often built of local stone; check pointing, wall heads and chimney stacks.
Source: BGS 625k
Coastal exposure
Being about 0.4 km from the coast, homes here take the weather; inspect pointing, render and roof fixings closely.
Source: Natural Earth