Land For Sale £500,000
A truly unique opportunity to acquire a parcel of land (circa 3.45 acres) adjacent to the grounds of the magnificent East Stoke Hall, a Grade II listed Georgian Mansion built in 1812.
The estate of East Stoke Hall represents a site of significant Heritage value and therefore, a plot of land this attractive and with such provenance rarely becomes available on the open market.
We would expect there to be a high level of demand to discuss the potential that The Walled Garden could offer, we welcome your enquiries.
Site:
The site measures circa 3.45 acres and within the plot is a delightful 'walled garden' – site visits can be arranged strictly by appointment only
Location:
Located of a quiet backwater in the delightful Hamlet of East Stoke, just off the A46 providing access to Newark 5 miles, Grantham 17 miles and Nottingham City Centre 18 miles – all offering regular and direct train links into London. The Minster town of Southwell lies just under 12 miles.
Planning and additional information:
The site would be subject to planning, however discussions have been had by local planning consultants. An initial Heritage review has been commissioned – details available on request.
Further information:
Contact Steve Parker
The estate of East Stoke Hall represents a site of significant Heritage value and therefore, a plot of land this attractive and with such provenance rarely becomes available on the open market.
We would expect there to be a high level of demand to discuss the potential that The Walled Garden could offer, we welcome your enquiries.
Site:
The site measures circa 3.45 acres and within the plot is a delightful 'walled garden' – site visits can be arranged strictly by appointment only
Location:
Located of a quiet backwater in the delightful Hamlet of East Stoke, just off the A46 providing access to Newark 5 miles, Grantham 17 miles and Nottingham City Centre 18 miles – all offering regular and direct train links into London. The Minster town of Southwell lies just under 12 miles.
Planning and additional information:
The site would be subject to planning, however discussions have been had by local planning consultants. An initial Heritage review has been commissioned – details available on request.
Further information:
Contact Steve Parker
