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Land
80.50 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Ask agent
Ground rent: £0 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band TBC
Features and description
- About 80.5 acres of bare land
- About 22 acres in arable cropping
- About 47.5 acres of pasture
- About 10 acres of woodland
- Potential for alternative uses such as tree planting
The Land at Cwmllechwedd Fawr North comprises about 22 acres currently in arable cropping and temporary grass, about 47.5 acres of permanent pasture of which about 10 acres has consent to be ploughed and cropped. There are about 10 acres of woodland. The arable land has grown a range of cereal crops including wheat, barley and triticale.
The farm forms part of a larger sale and is shown as Lot 8 on the sale plan.
The land ranges in altitude from 330 to 460 meters above sea level.
The right to graze up to 202 sheep units on Llanbister & Moelfre Hills common land.
The land offers scope for continued use as agricultural land or potential for alternative uses such as tree planting, carbon capture and natural capital, subject to the relevant consents.
The land will have a right of access for agricultural and forestry purposes over the section of track hatched green on the sale plan to the point where it joins the public highway. It will also have a right of access for agricultural and forestry purposes over the sections of track hatched red and blue on the sale plan. The section of track hatched red is to
be constructed by the vendors to a standard suitable for agricultural use prior to completion and has planning consent in place (planning ref: 23/0524/AGR). These rights will be subject to a contribution towards maintenance.
The farm forms part of a larger sale and is shown as Lot 8 on the sale plan.
The land ranges in altitude from 330 to 460 meters above sea level.
The right to graze up to 202 sheep units on Llanbister & Moelfre Hills common land.
The land offers scope for continued use as agricultural land or potential for alternative uses such as tree planting, carbon capture and natural capital, subject to the relevant consents.
The land will have a right of access for agricultural and forestry purposes over the section of track hatched green on the sale plan to the point where it joins the public highway. It will also have a right of access for agricultural and forestry purposes over the sections of track hatched red and blue on the sale plan. The section of track hatched red is to
be constructed by the vendors to a standard suitable for agricultural use prior to completion and has planning consent in place (planning ref: 23/0524/AGR). These rights will be subject to a contribution towards maintenance.
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About this agent
Strutt & Parker - West Midlands Estate & Farm Agency, Chester
The Coachworks, Northgate Street
Chester
CH1 2EY
01244 725088The Strutt & Parker West Midlands Estate & Farm Agency office is on Lower Bridge Street, a very short walk away from the historic centre, on the edge of the Roman Walls and adjacent to one of the oldest Tudor buildings in the city. We sell town houses, barn conversions, manor houses and everything from cottages to castles in Cheshire and North Wales all the way across to Anglesey. We cover a number of different property services from the office, and have a team of passionate property people to help with your every property need – from buying, selling, valuations, planning, developments, building surveying and even energy matters. The Chester team believe that excellent customer service is absolutely key as part of everyday working practice.