Agricultural land totalling 14.05 acres accessed from the track to the west of the farmhouse via a right of way. The land has a flat topography with mature boundary hedges with clay loam soil and is classified as Grade 3 land.

An opportunity to acquire a single parcel of arable land extending to 6.45 hectares (15.93 acres) situated in a rural location. The land is Grade 3 upon Defra’s Agricultural Land Classification Map and is described by the Soil Survey for England and Wales as belonging to the Beccles 2 Soil Association of which the soils are described as being slowly permeable calcareous clayey, and fine and coarse loamy over clayey soils. It is currently in an arable rotation and is cropped with oilseed rape for the 2020 harvest

An opportunity to acquire a parcel of arable land extending to 3.23 hectares (8.00 acres). The land is Grade 2 upon Defra’s Agricultural Land Classification Map and is described by the Soil Survey for England and Wales as belonging to the Evesham 3 Soil Association of which the soils are described as being slowly permeable calcareous clayey, and fine loamy over clayey soils. The land is currently in an arable rotation

7.26 acres grass field with access. Soil Type: Marine alluvium.

An excellent an opportunity to acquire agricultural land, extending to approximately 7.63 acres of thereabouts. Set in convenient enclosures with access from 3 different points. The land is probably regarded as good, fertile land and possibly Grade II which must be amongst the best quality land in the area. Being located on the edge of the village, running behind the properties on the high street. We believe the land provides an excellent opportunity and viewing by appointment is highly recommended

A single enclosure of pastureland extending to approximately 2.6 acres in slightly evelated position. Soil is Grade 3 

A substantial parcel of agricultural land extending to approximately 19 acres. The land was classified Grade 3 as of reasonable quality, formerly used for the production of Wheat, however for some years has been down to Miscanthus, although has not been farmed recently and is set aside. The property is offered freehold with vacant possession, together with the benefit of a vehicular right of access and is offered free of overage.

An opportunity to purchase a parcel of slightly sloping grazing land extending to approximately 4.8 acres in the desirable rural location

The land is classified as being Grade 3 on the DEFRA Agricultural Land Classification and shown by the soil survey of England and Wales as being within the Ticknall and Bardsey soil series being a fine loam over clay and fine silty soil suitable for grassland and some cereals.

The land is divided into two parcels which are well fenced. The soil falls within the Worcester soil series which is described as slowly permeable non-calcerous and calcerous reddish clayey soils over mudstone, shallow on steeper slopes which is ideal for permanent and short term grassland