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17.23 acre(s)
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Features and description
- 17.23 acres (6.97 hectares) of land classified Grade 1 by DEFRA
- Suitable for alternative agricultural, horticultural or equestrian uses, subject to obtaining any necessary consents.
- In a single block with good road frontage to both Mill Lane and Longmete Road
- Between the villages of Preston and Elmstone
- Freehold with vacant possession on completion
- Offered by Private Treaty as a whole
A rare opportunity to acquire a mature Bramley orchard in the heartland of top fruit growing in East Kent.
The land extends to approximately 17.23 acres (6.97 hectares) in a single block with good road frontage to Mill Lane. The land is classified Grade 1 by DEFRA and is planted with mature Bramley apple trees.
The land may be suitable for alternative agricultural, horticultural or equestrian uses, subject to obtaining any necessary consents.
The land falls outside any settlement confines. It falls within a Landscape Character Area and part of the land is an Area of Archaeological Potential. The land is not in a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
The land is between the villages of Preston and Elmstone. Wingham is approximately 2¾ miles distant, Canterbury 9 miles and Sandwich 7 miles. The What3Words coordinates for the centre of the land are ///jumbo.eagles.married
Please refer to the brochure for information on rights of way, boundaries, easements, planning, management, overage, etc.
The land extends to approximately 17.23 acres (6.97 hectares) in a single block with good road frontage to Mill Lane. The land is classified Grade 1 by DEFRA and is planted with mature Bramley apple trees.
The land may be suitable for alternative agricultural, horticultural or equestrian uses, subject to obtaining any necessary consents.
The land falls outside any settlement confines. It falls within a Landscape Character Area and part of the land is an Area of Archaeological Potential. The land is not in a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
The land is between the villages of Preston and Elmstone. Wingham is approximately 2¾ miles distant, Canterbury 9 miles and Sandwich 7 miles. The What3Words coordinates for the centre of the land are ///jumbo.eagles.married
Please refer to the brochure for information on rights of way, boundaries, easements, planning, management, overage, etc.
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