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13.40 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
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Features and description
- Appeal ref: APP/RO660/W/19/3242469
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Planning permission to build a large stable block and manege with 13.4 acres of good quality grassland and woodland, with combined equestrian and agricultural/woodland use.
With use for equestrian, agricultural and woodland.
Planning to erect a stable block with five stables, tack room, store and hay/feed store. Planning for a 20 x 60 manege. Planning to create a new access drive.
In all approximately 13.4 acres.
The grazing land off Swanwick Hall Drive is a stunning parkland-like place, offering the possibility to indulge in equestrian activities, with planning permission granted (appeal ref: APP/RO660/W/19/3242469) for an L-shaped stable block housing five stables, a new access drive and a 20m x 60m manege. There is a mixture of good quality grassland and mixed woodland. The woodland tracks would be ideal for horse exercise. The land can be either used for equestrian purposes and/or agricultural/woodland, or just to simply enjoy the far-reaching and breathtaking views afforded over rural Cheshire. At present the fields are segmented into horse paddocks by solar powered electric fencing.
Planning permission to build a large stable block and manege with 13.4 acres of good quality grassland and woodland, with combined equestrian and agricultural/woodland use.
With use for equestrian, agricultural and woodland.
Planning to erect a stable block with five stables, tack room, store and hay/feed store. Planning for a 20 x 60 manege. Planning to create a new access drive.
In all approximately 13.4 acres.
The grazing land off Swanwick Hall Drive is a stunning parkland-like place, offering the possibility to indulge in equestrian activities, with planning permission granted (appeal ref: APP/RO660/W/19/3242469) for an L-shaped stable block housing five stables, a new access drive and a 20m x 60m manege. There is a mixture of good quality grassland and mixed woodland. The woodland tracks would be ideal for horse exercise. The land can be either used for equestrian purposes and/or agricultural/woodland, or just to simply enjoy the far-reaching and breathtaking views afforded over rural Cheshire. At present the fields are segmented into horse paddocks by solar powered electric fencing.
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