Land For Sale £6,000
Plot F10 is an area of pasture land of 0.25 of an acre. This amounts to 1011sqm. The dimensions of the plot are 14m x 70m x 4m x 12m x 68m
Plot F10 is priced at £6,000
This pasture land is for sale for leisure/amenity use or the grazing of animals or growing produce/trees, dog walking, picnics, occasional camping, beekeeping or for investment purposes.
The land is not being sold with planning permission for development so please check with the local planning authority/ council to check that the land would be suitable for your proposed uses.
The Council is West Berkshire.
The land is not in a Flood zone.
Plot F10 is located fairly close to the field entrance gate so it is easy to access.
The pictures show a general overview of all the plots and do not show one particular plot.
There is a Right of Way access at all times to your plot of land which is also registered with he Land Registry. Upon purchase the deeds of the land can be transferred into your name. This can either be-handled by our own in house team or you can use your own solicitor to carry out the legal change of ownership with land Registry.
The Rights of way are shown on in green on the attached overhead photographs.
Plot F10 is also shown in green.The plot borders the edge of the field boundary next to the trees/woodland.
It is possible to have your plot of land upon purchase marked out with pegs in the ground to show the exact position and dimensions of your plot. A surveyor can advise on some parts of the UK our in-house surveyor team are able to help for a small extra.
The plot does not currently have services to it but often these can be brought in if the purchaser wishes from the road, you would need to research this.
We have several plots of land available on this site and some are adjoining plots allowing you to create a larger field area if needs be.However many of the plots have are already sold so please call so we can check availability for you. We have other plots of land in other areas of the UK as well. Please ask.
You are welcome to go and view plot F10 the land to see if you think it would be suitable. The directions to the site are given below or ring for directions/ more details. Please be aware when viewing a plot some of the surrounding plots may have already been purchased.
The nearby Baydon village lies on the ancient Roman road of Ermin street between Newbury in Berkshire and Swindon Wiltshire. Baydon is the second highest village in Wiltshire. The famous Market town of Marlborough is nine miles to the south.
Land Type: Arable / Pasture
Tenure: Freehold
Directions from London by road:-
Proceed west on the M4 to junction 14.
At roundabout take third exit on to the A338.
Take next left onto the B4000 and travel along ermine street (old Roman road) for 5 or 6miles.
The road name changes to Baydon Road and then Ermine Street again as you come into baydon.
As you come into Baydon there are a number of houses on your left and travel on until you see a school on your right and turn next right at the memorial.
Travel along narrow road until you cross over the Motorway bridge and take the next right.
The land is on the right and it is a quiet road so stop anywhere if weather conditions does not permit you to drive onto the land.
The land does not have permission for residential occupation or for building development so please check with the local planning authority at West Berkshire council and check that the land will suit your intended purpose.
Plot F10 is priced at £6,000
This pasture land is for sale for leisure/amenity use or the grazing of animals or growing produce/trees, dog walking, picnics, occasional camping, beekeeping or for investment purposes.
The land is not being sold with planning permission for development so please check with the local planning authority/ council to check that the land would be suitable for your proposed uses.
The Council is West Berkshire.
The land is not in a Flood zone.
Plot F10 is located fairly close to the field entrance gate so it is easy to access.
The pictures show a general overview of all the plots and do not show one particular plot.
There is a Right of Way access at all times to your plot of land which is also registered with he Land Registry. Upon purchase the deeds of the land can be transferred into your name. This can either be-handled by our own in house team or you can use your own solicitor to carry out the legal change of ownership with land Registry.
The Rights of way are shown on in green on the attached overhead photographs.
Plot F10 is also shown in green.The plot borders the edge of the field boundary next to the trees/woodland.
It is possible to have your plot of land upon purchase marked out with pegs in the ground to show the exact position and dimensions of your plot. A surveyor can advise on some parts of the UK our in-house surveyor team are able to help for a small extra.
The plot does not currently have services to it but often these can be brought in if the purchaser wishes from the road, you would need to research this.
We have several plots of land available on this site and some are adjoining plots allowing you to create a larger field area if needs be.However many of the plots have are already sold so please call so we can check availability for you. We have other plots of land in other areas of the UK as well. Please ask.
You are welcome to go and view plot F10 the land to see if you think it would be suitable. The directions to the site are given below or ring for directions/ more details. Please be aware when viewing a plot some of the surrounding plots may have already been purchased.
The nearby Baydon village lies on the ancient Roman road of Ermin street between Newbury in Berkshire and Swindon Wiltshire. Baydon is the second highest village in Wiltshire. The famous Market town of Marlborough is nine miles to the south.
Land Type: Arable / Pasture
Tenure: Freehold
Directions from London by road:-
Proceed west on the M4 to junction 14.
At roundabout take third exit on to the A338.
Take next left onto the B4000 and travel along ermine street (old Roman road) for 5 or 6miles.
The road name changes to Baydon Road and then Ermine Street again as you come into baydon.
As you come into Baydon there are a number of houses on your left and travel on until you see a school on your right and turn next right at the memorial.
Travel along narrow road until you cross over the Motorway bridge and take the next right.
The land is on the right and it is a quiet road so stop anywhere if weather conditions does not permit you to drive onto the land.
The land does not have permission for residential occupation or for building development so please check with the local planning authority at West Berkshire council and check that the land will suit your intended purpose.
