Land For Sale £50,000
3.84 acres (1.55 ha) of good quality grassland, with full planning permission for a stable block, manege and parking area. For Sale as a Whole.
The land extends to approximately 3.84 acres of good quality grassland held as one enclosure located off Durham Lane, as shown on the detailed plan included in these particulars. The boundaries are a mixture of hedgerow and some post and wire fencing.
The land has full planning permission for a new access from Durham Lane which leads to a stable block comprising three boxes, a tack store, and a hay and feed store. The stable block is to be constructed of a low level brick plinth and horizontal timber boarding under a timber or felt shingle roof. The planning permission also includes a manege to the north of the stable block, an area for manure, parking and a turning area. Full details can be seen on online on
Durham County Council Public Access, reference
DM/20/02110/fpa.
Location
The land is situated approximately 1.6 miles to the south west of the village of Easington in County Durham. Peterlee is located approximately 4 miles south east and Durham City approximately 9 miles west.
Directions
From the A19 north take the Houghton-le-spring
(A182), Easington (B1283) exit. At the roundabout
take the second exit onto Durham Lane. In approximately 0.8 miles the land will be located on your right. Access is currently via Moor House Farm.
Access Access to the land is currently via Moor House Farm,
however a new access from Durham Lane has been
granted as shown on the plans included in these
particulars.
Tenure The land is for sale freehold, with vacant possession to
be granted upon completion.
Sporting and Mineral Rights It is believed that both the mineral and sporting rights
are included in the sale.
Method of Sale The property is offered for sale as a whole by Private
Treaty. The Seller reserves the right to amalgamate,
withdraw or exclude any of the property shown at any
time or to generally amend the particulars. Please
register your interest with H&H Land & Estates.
Burdens The property is sold subject to all rights including rights
of way, whether public or private, rights of light,
support, drainage and other rights, obligations and
easements, quasi easements and restrictive covenants
and all existing and proposed wayleaves for masts,
pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other
pipes, whether or not constituted in the title deeds or
referred to in these particulars. The Buyers will be held
to have satisfied themselves as to the nature of such
burdens.
Basic Payment Scheme and Stewardship The land is not registered for the Basic Payment
Scheme and there is no Countryside Stewardship
Agreement over the land.
Exchange of Contracts and Completion It is expected that Exchange of Contracts will take
place within four weeks of an offer being accepted.
Completion will take place within four weeks of the
Exchange of Contracts or earlier by arrangement.
Services
There is no mains water or electricity to the site but mains water could be supplied to the site at a cost payable to Northumbrian Water Ltd. Solar panels could be a possible solution to feed LED lighting, if that was all that was required, to avoid the cost of a new supply.
The land extends to approximately 3.84 acres of good quality grassland held as one enclosure located off Durham Lane, as shown on the detailed plan included in these particulars. The boundaries are a mixture of hedgerow and some post and wire fencing.
The land has full planning permission for a new access from Durham Lane which leads to a stable block comprising three boxes, a tack store, and a hay and feed store. The stable block is to be constructed of a low level brick plinth and horizontal timber boarding under a timber or felt shingle roof. The planning permission also includes a manege to the north of the stable block, an area for manure, parking and a turning area. Full details can be seen on online on
Durham County Council Public Access, reference
DM/20/02110/fpa.
Location
The land is situated approximately 1.6 miles to the south west of the village of Easington in County Durham. Peterlee is located approximately 4 miles south east and Durham City approximately 9 miles west.
Directions
From the A19 north take the Houghton-le-spring
(A182), Easington (B1283) exit. At the roundabout
take the second exit onto Durham Lane. In approximately 0.8 miles the land will be located on your right. Access is currently via Moor House Farm.
Access Access to the land is currently via Moor House Farm,
however a new access from Durham Lane has been
granted as shown on the plans included in these
particulars.
Tenure The land is for sale freehold, with vacant possession to
be granted upon completion.
Sporting and Mineral Rights It is believed that both the mineral and sporting rights
are included in the sale.
Method of Sale The property is offered for sale as a whole by Private
Treaty. The Seller reserves the right to amalgamate,
withdraw or exclude any of the property shown at any
time or to generally amend the particulars. Please
register your interest with H&H Land & Estates.
Burdens The property is sold subject to all rights including rights
of way, whether public or private, rights of light,
support, drainage and other rights, obligations and
easements, quasi easements and restrictive covenants
and all existing and proposed wayleaves for masts,
pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other
pipes, whether or not constituted in the title deeds or
referred to in these particulars. The Buyers will be held
to have satisfied themselves as to the nature of such
burdens.
Basic Payment Scheme and Stewardship The land is not registered for the Basic Payment
Scheme and there is no Countryside Stewardship
Agreement over the land.
Exchange of Contracts and Completion It is expected that Exchange of Contracts will take
place within four weeks of an offer being accepted.
Completion will take place within four weeks of the
Exchange of Contracts or earlier by arrangement.
Services
There is no mains water or electricity to the site but mains water could be supplied to the site at a cost payable to Northumbrian Water Ltd. Solar panels could be a possible solution to feed LED lighting, if that was all that was required, to avoid the cost of a new supply.
