Land For Sale £1,250,000
Approximately 99.76 acres of versatile arable land, productive vineyards and woodland<br/><b>Overview</b>
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We are pleased to present Church Farm which offers a unique opportunity to acquire a mixed farming enterprise with huge potential for future growth and diversification all situated in a sought after rural location.
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Church Farm has demonstrated its versatile nature over the years having supported a former dairy farm, a wide range of arable crops, including stubble turnips, sugarbeet, asparagus and dry flowers. More recently, the farm has produced good potato crops, salad onions, sweetcorn together in a rotation with combinable arable crops.
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In addition to the arable land, Church Farm has a unique commercial vineyard situated on south facing slopes producing some excellent quality wines and presents an excellent rural enterprise.
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We believe this exciting opportunity will not only appeal to farmers and investors, but also those looking to locate to the countryside and creating their own lifestyle farm and taking the vineyard business to the next level.
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<b>Situation</b>
Church Farm is situated within a rural and private position along a private driveway in the small settlement of Shrawley in the picturesque Worcestershire countryside.
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The property is convenient to the local centres of Worcester, Droitwich, Stourport on Severn and Kidderminster.
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<b>Description</b>
Church Farm includes 99.76 acres (40.37 hectares) of arable land, vineyards, mature woodland, two agricultural buildings and a mobile home as edged red on the enclosed plan.
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The land is very versatile and is currently in a combinable arable rotation with potatoes and salad crops including sweetcorn and salad onions. Historically the land has supported other crops including asparagus, sugarbeet and even dry flowers The fields closely surround the buildings and have road access on three sides making the land very accessible.
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Of the total area, just over 62 acres is productive arable land, 20.76 acres contains the vineyard and 14.8 acres is woodland and amenity area. The remainder is the building footprints, yard area and driveway.
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The woodland provides a useful shelter during the summer and winter and also a very enjoyable amenity area. The Forestry Commission previously granted a felling licence for the extraction of timber, although no timber was ever taken and the opportunity remains.
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The farm buildings consist of steel portal frames under sheeted roofs. The buildings are mostly open sided with sheeted tin ends to the south. One building includes a full length lean-to on the east side which is finished with a mixed earth and hardcore floor. The floors in the main buildings are a mixture of concrete and earth/hardcore.
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Both buildings approximately measure 36.5m (120ft) long by 18.2m (60ft) wide, and the building to the east includes the lean-to which adds a further 9.1m (30ft) to the width. Future potential may exist with these buildings, subject to planning permission, and interested parties are invited to discuss the future vision of the site which had been considered at length by the current owner.
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Surrounding the buildings are large hard standing areas which provide useful machinery storage and livestock handling areas. The buildings and hardstanding areas are contained within a secure area, surrounded by mature coniferous trees, providing shelter and privacy.
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The mobile home which is included in the sale and has planning permission for storage and ancillary agricultural accommodation measures approximately 10.6m (35ft) by 3.65m (12ft) and has one double and one single bedroom.
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We understand that there could be an opportunity for a former dam to be reinstated which would create a large lake to the south for potential irrigation or other amenity purposes.
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We are pleased to present Church Farm which offers a unique opportunity to acquire a mixed farming enterprise with huge potential for future growth and diversification all situated in a sought after rural location.
</br>
Church Farm has demonstrated its versatile nature over the years having supported a former dairy farm, a wide range of arable crops, including stubble turnips, sugarbeet, asparagus and dry flowers. More recently, the farm has produced good potato crops, salad onions, sweetcorn together in a rotation with combinable arable crops.
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In addition to the arable land, Church Farm has a unique commercial vineyard situated on south facing slopes producing some excellent quality wines and presents an excellent rural enterprise.
</br>
We believe this exciting opportunity will not only appeal to farmers and investors, but also those looking to locate to the countryside and creating their own lifestyle farm and taking the vineyard business to the next level.
</br>
<b>Situation</b>
Church Farm is situated within a rural and private position along a private driveway in the small settlement of Shrawley in the picturesque Worcestershire countryside.
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The property is convenient to the local centres of Worcester, Droitwich, Stourport on Severn and Kidderminster.
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<b>Description</b>
Church Farm includes 99.76 acres (40.37 hectares) of arable land, vineyards, mature woodland, two agricultural buildings and a mobile home as edged red on the enclosed plan.
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The land is very versatile and is currently in a combinable arable rotation with potatoes and salad crops including sweetcorn and salad onions. Historically the land has supported other crops including asparagus, sugarbeet and even dry flowers The fields closely surround the buildings and have road access on three sides making the land very accessible.
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Of the total area, just over 62 acres is productive arable land, 20.76 acres contains the vineyard and 14.8 acres is woodland and amenity area. The remainder is the building footprints, yard area and driveway.
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The woodland provides a useful shelter during the summer and winter and also a very enjoyable amenity area. The Forestry Commission previously granted a felling licence for the extraction of timber, although no timber was ever taken and the opportunity remains.
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The farm buildings consist of steel portal frames under sheeted roofs. The buildings are mostly open sided with sheeted tin ends to the south. One building includes a full length lean-to on the east side which is finished with a mixed earth and hardcore floor. The floors in the main buildings are a mixture of concrete and earth/hardcore.
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Both buildings approximately measure 36.5m (120ft) long by 18.2m (60ft) wide, and the building to the east includes the lean-to which adds a further 9.1m (30ft) to the width. Future potential may exist with these buildings, subject to planning permission, and interested parties are invited to discuss the future vision of the site which had been considered at length by the current owner.
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Surrounding the buildings are large hard standing areas which provide useful machinery storage and livestock handling areas. The buildings and hardstanding areas are contained within a secure area, surrounded by mature coniferous trees, providing shelter and privacy.
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The mobile home which is included in the sale and has planning permission for storage and ancillary agricultural accommodation measures approximately 10.6m (35ft) by 3.65m (12ft) and has one double and one single bedroom.
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We understand that there could be an opportunity for a former dam to be reinstated which would create a large lake to the south for potential irrigation or other amenity purposes.
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