House builder went down owing subcontractors £35m
26-08-2026 08:39 via constructionenquirer.com

House builder went down owing subcontractors £35m

West Country house builder Devonshire Homes went into administration owing subcontractors and suppliers more than £35m.
The scale of the firm’s debts was revealed in a Companies House update by administrators Marsal Europe LLP .
Devonshire Homes went into administration in June when most of the 44 staff were made redundant.The administration affects Devonshire Homes Limited only and does not extend to other Devonshire Homes-branded developments or associated companies.
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