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Parcel of land opposite Grange Cottage, How Caple, Hereford, HR1 4TF
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Property description & features

  • Elevated position with roadside frontage
  • Includes former sheep rearing shed (previously connected to mains water and electricity) and another small agricultural shelter for keeping livestock
  • Ideal for a range of horticultural / agricultural activities, including keeping horses, and / or suitable diversification
  • INFORMAL TENDER - BEST OFFERS IN WRITING NEW TENDER DATE THURSDAY JANUARY 18TH 10AM
  • * PLEASE NOTE - TENDERS NOW CLOSED *
A desirable and well-located field of 2.91 acres in two principal enclosures - level to gently sloping pasture land containing two former livestock sheds. NEW TENDER DATE THURSDAY JANUARY 18TH 10AM - NOW CLOSED FOR TENDERS

Situation And Description - NEW TENDER DATE THURSDAY JANUARY 18TH 10AM

The land enjoys an elevated position with lovely views and offers easy access to the footpath and bridleway network and the River Wye.

The land is situated just outside the popular village of Fownhope to the southeast of Hereford. How Caple and Ross on Wye are to the south with Ledbury to the east. The field has easy access to the M50 and wider M5 and A40 motorway networks.

The land is partly fenced with stock fencing and barbed wire, with an established hedgerow partially surrounding the boundary. The land is accessed off the B4224 via a private driveway (to be transferred with the land), over which three neighbouring properties have rights of access. The extent of the land is shown outlined in red on the attached plan.

The land has not been intensively farmed and is therefore ideal for a range of horticultural/agricultural possibilities, keeping horses, and / or appropriate diversification.

The field includes a former sheep-rearing shed that was previously connected to mains water and electricity and an agricultural shelter for keeping livestock.

Services - The field is connected to mains water, and mains electricity is available close to the site.

Wayleaves, Easements And Rights Of Way - The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including Rights of Way whether public or private, water, Rights of light, drainage, electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements, quasi easements, covenants, restrictions, orders and all existing wayleaves of pylons, stays, cables, drains, water, gas and other pipes that may exist over the same or for the benefit of the same, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

There are wayleave agreements in place relating to the Western Power Poles.

There are no public footpaths crossing the land.

The neighbouring properties have a right of way across the access lane subject to making a fair contribution towards its use and cost of repair.

Byre House retains the right to utilise the foul drainage system, located in the field, and rights are in place for them to inspect, retain and repair the same. Grange Cottage previously exercised a similar right, but this residence now has its own sewer system installed.

The current owner and any successor in title of the field reserves the right to install an alternate foul water drainage system in another location, depending on their intended use of the land.

The future landowner has a responsibility to maintain the land surrounding the sewer, however the neighbouring properties are responsible for the upkeep of the foul water drainage system.

Tenure - The land is sold freehold with vacant possession.

Viewing - Viewing may take place on foot at any reasonable time during daylight hours. Viewers are asked to respect the land and neighbours and take care not to obstruct the access lane when parking.

Please ensure all gates are closed on departure and please remain within the boundaries of the land in question - land plan attached to these particulars for reference.

Viewers should take all necessary care when making an inspection including wearing suitable clothing. All inspections of the land and buildings are taken solely at the risk of those who view and neither the agents nor the owners of the property take responsibility for any injury however, caused.

We advise that viewers do not enter the former sheep shearing shed which is in a state of disrepair.

There is an additional collapsed former storage shed to the far right hand corner of the main enclosure. This area is currently sectioned off with wire fencing as we believe the roof of the shed to be corrugated asbestos.

Uplift Clause - The land will be sold subject to an overage on future residential development. The overage will be effective for 15 years from the date of completion. The amount payable will be 30% of the net increase in value.

NEW TENDER DATE THURSDAY JANUARY 18TH 10AM

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