Land For Sale £800,000
82¾ Acres Grade II & III Agricultural Land
for sale by private treaty - With Offers Invited for the Whole or in up to 4 Lots
Comprising 34½ acres or just under 14 hectares at Roskruge, St Anthony-in-Meneage - Just over 30 acres or 12¼ hectares adjoining at Carno, St Keverne & About 18 acres or 7.3 hectares at Tregarne, St Keverne
land at roskruge, st anthony-in-meneage – Coloured blue on the map
This is a block of productive Grade II & III land contained within two level or gently sloping, good size and easily worked fields extending in area to 34.50 acres or 13.96 hectares or thereabouts.
One of the fields has long frontage to the Council Road and direct access from it and the other has access via a right of way over land forming part of Roskruge Barton.
This well farmed block of land is currently down to a temporary pasture ley but can be used for growing ‘early’ crops and for double cropping in this renowned south Cornwall farming district.
The land has mainly Cornish hedges at its boundaries, with fencing to adjoining woodland and there is an interlinking gateway between the two fields.
Mains water is available nearby if required.
Land at carno, st keverne – Coloured green on the map
This block of about 30.18 acres or just under 12.21 hectares of highly productive Grade III land adjoins the land at Roskruge giving the opportunity to acquire a larger block if required having an interlinking gateway.
Within a good size, easily worked single enclosure, the land is level or gently sloping and is currently planted in Maize but is equally suitable for ‘early’ and double cropping.
The land has mainly Cornish hedge boundaries, direct frontage to the Council road and access from it.
Included, close to the western boundary and sheltered by a narrow strip of woodland is a small former livestock shelter or store shed which needs re-roofing. This building will be subject to a restriction precluding residential use.
Mains water is connected.
Land at tregarne, st keverne – Coloured red on the map
This is a single field extending in area to 18.02 acres or 7.29 hectares or thereabouts and has stunning views towards the mouth of the Helford River and over Falmouth Bay.
The land, with Cornish hedge boundaries, has long frontage to the Council road and direct access from it.
The land, which is Grade III, is currently planted in spring corn but is equally suitable for ‘early’ and double cropping.
Mains water is situated in the verge adjacent to the land.<br /><br />
for sale by private treaty - With Offers Invited for the Whole or in up to 4 Lots
Comprising 34½ acres or just under 14 hectares at Roskruge, St Anthony-in-Meneage - Just over 30 acres or 12¼ hectares adjoining at Carno, St Keverne & About 18 acres or 7.3 hectares at Tregarne, St Keverne
land at roskruge, st anthony-in-meneage – Coloured blue on the map
This is a block of productive Grade II & III land contained within two level or gently sloping, good size and easily worked fields extending in area to 34.50 acres or 13.96 hectares or thereabouts.
One of the fields has long frontage to the Council Road and direct access from it and the other has access via a right of way over land forming part of Roskruge Barton.
This well farmed block of land is currently down to a temporary pasture ley but can be used for growing ‘early’ crops and for double cropping in this renowned south Cornwall farming district.
The land has mainly Cornish hedges at its boundaries, with fencing to adjoining woodland and there is an interlinking gateway between the two fields.
Mains water is available nearby if required.
Land at carno, st keverne – Coloured green on the map
This block of about 30.18 acres or just under 12.21 hectares of highly productive Grade III land adjoins the land at Roskruge giving the opportunity to acquire a larger block if required having an interlinking gateway.
Within a good size, easily worked single enclosure, the land is level or gently sloping and is currently planted in Maize but is equally suitable for ‘early’ and double cropping.
The land has mainly Cornish hedge boundaries, direct frontage to the Council road and access from it.
Included, close to the western boundary and sheltered by a narrow strip of woodland is a small former livestock shelter or store shed which needs re-roofing. This building will be subject to a restriction precluding residential use.
Mains water is connected.
Land at tregarne, st keverne – Coloured red on the map
This is a single field extending in area to 18.02 acres or 7.29 hectares or thereabouts and has stunning views towards the mouth of the Helford River and over Falmouth Bay.
The land, with Cornish hedge boundaries, has long frontage to the Council road and direct access from it.
The land, which is Grade III, is currently planted in spring corn but is equally suitable for ‘early’ and double cropping.
Mains water is situated in the verge adjacent to the land.<br /><br />
