Land For Sale £245,000
Property description
please note the arrow is not the location of the land please contact for more exact position if interested in viewing
An excellent opportunity to purchase an entirely unspoilt plot of land in the tranquil Kent countryside, offering enormous potential, be it for equestrian use, vineyards, dog walkers, agricultural or simply amenity land (subject to any required planning).
The land has good road frontage, however, benefits from being fully screened from the lane by approximately 40 metres depth of ancient woodland, with off road parking on its land before entering the field.
The land has good stock fencing around the boundary, as well as established hedges and treeline providing natural shelter for livestock if required. Though it has not been grazed for a couple of years, the land has previously been grazed by both sheep and horses.
The soil is a light well draining clay, free from any previous chemical treatments, which has only enhanced the natural growth of wild woodland flowers and bluebells in the wooded areas.
For walkers and riders there are many local rights of way (footpaths, bridleways and byways), including the Pilgrams Way near by, and other local attractions such as Leeds Castle. The land itself benefits full exclusivity of the owner, with no public rights of way running across it.
Location: Situated on a quiet country lane within reach of The Ringlestone Inn Public House (full address will be provided to bone fide purchasers on receipt of proof of funds prior to viewing). Easily accessed from both M20 (5 miles) and M2 (7 miles)
Soil Type: Light well draining clay
Services: None currently connected
Local Planning Authority: Maidstone Borough Council, Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 6JQ. Tel: Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment. Contact Pelhams on . Please note, intending purchasers must be in a position to satisfy proof of funding prior to viewing.
These details are for guidance only. All measurements including acreage, building sizes and locations are approximations and are not to be relied upon as fact.
please note the arrow is not the location of the land please contact for more exact position if interested in viewing
An excellent opportunity to purchase an entirely unspoilt plot of land in the tranquil Kent countryside, offering enormous potential, be it for equestrian use, vineyards, dog walkers, agricultural or simply amenity land (subject to any required planning).
The land has good road frontage, however, benefits from being fully screened from the lane by approximately 40 metres depth of ancient woodland, with off road parking on its land before entering the field.
The land has good stock fencing around the boundary, as well as established hedges and treeline providing natural shelter for livestock if required. Though it has not been grazed for a couple of years, the land has previously been grazed by both sheep and horses.
The soil is a light well draining clay, free from any previous chemical treatments, which has only enhanced the natural growth of wild woodland flowers and bluebells in the wooded areas.
For walkers and riders there are many local rights of way (footpaths, bridleways and byways), including the Pilgrams Way near by, and other local attractions such as Leeds Castle. The land itself benefits full exclusivity of the owner, with no public rights of way running across it.
Location: Situated on a quiet country lane within reach of The Ringlestone Inn Public House (full address will be provided to bone fide purchasers on receipt of proof of funds prior to viewing). Easily accessed from both M20 (5 miles) and M2 (7 miles)
Soil Type: Light well draining clay
Services: None currently connected
Local Planning Authority: Maidstone Borough Council, Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 6JQ. Tel: Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment. Contact Pelhams on . Please note, intending purchasers must be in a position to satisfy proof of funding prior to viewing.
These details are for guidance only. All measurements including acreage, building sizes and locations are approximations and are not to be relied upon as fact.
