24.6 acres (10 hectares)
24.59 acres of arable land to let under a Farm Business Tenancy.
Arable land extending to 24.59 acres to let. The Land is understood to be classified as grade 3 under the Agricultural Land Classification and Soilscape 20: Loamy and clayey floodplain soils with naturally high groundwater. The land is currently in a fallow condition.
TO RENT
The land is offered to rent as a whole. Please enquire for a tender form. Interested parties should submit the tender form on or before 12:00 noon Friday 20th March 2026. The guide rent is £3,688.50 PA.
TENURE
The land is offered to let on a two-year Farm Business. A copy of the proposed terms of tenancy are available upon request.
DESIGNATIONS
The land is within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
BOUNDARIES
The current boundaries are mature hedgerow.
ACCESS
Vehicular access to the land is available from the highway.
RIGHTS OF WAY
None
SERVICES
The land doesnt not benefit from any services
VIEWINGS
Viewings by appointment only, please contact the letting agents.
Please note the land is let as seen and the Landlord will not carry out any works prior to commencement.
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