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Gayton Woods Farm
The farm extends to about 201.65 acres (81 ha) in total comprising arable land and permanent pasture. There is a four bedroom farmhouse occupied by a tenant until 29th September 2030 as well as two sets of farm buildings with significant development potential.

Lot 1 – Gayton Woods Farmhouse
and buildings: £950,000
About 23.55 acres (9.5 ha)
Shown shaded pink on the plan. Gayton Woods Farmhouse is a four bedroom farmhouse currently let until 29th September 2030. The farmhouse extends to approximately 2,530 sq ft and has an EPC rating of G. Close to the farmhouse are a significant range of traditional stone and more modern farm buildings. The buildings may have potential for alternative uses subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Surrounding the farmhouse and farmyard is approximately 21.17 acres of land including two attractive lakes.

Lot 2 – The Old Mining Buildings: £750,000
About 16.95 acres (6.86 ha)
Shown shaded green on the plan. The Old Mining buildings comprise a set of brick buildings originally used as part of as mining operation in the area and more recently used for agricultural purposes. A planning permission under class Q permitted development rights has been submitted with the plans as set out on page four. Surrounding the buildings is approximately 13.91 acres (5.6 ha) of land including an attractive lake.

Lot 3 – Arable and pasture land: £1,600,000
About 155.61 acres ( 62.9 ha)
Shown shaded blue on the plan. The land omprises an attractive block of arable and pasture land. The land is classified as grade 3 by DEFRA with soils belonging to the Banbury, Aberford, Hanslope and Ragdale series. For further information please contact the vendor’s agent.

Lot 4 – Grass paddocks: £100,000
About 5.54 acres (2.2 ha)
Shown shaded yellow on the plan. The land is split into two grass paddocks. Access is off High Street North which runs between Tiffield and Gayton. The land is classified as grade 3 by DEFRA and has historically been used as grazing land.

Gayton Woods Farm is situated in a popular
area of Northamptonshire having excellent
transport links with the A43 and M1 being
within close proximity. Trains to London from
Northampton take 59 minutes.