Land For Sale £150,000
A truly beautiful location and ideally situated between Devizes and Melksham, the current owners have made significant changes to this property which now provides facilities for multiple uses.
You enter the property through the large farm gate where the current owners sell any excess eggs and lovely wood bird houses and garden ornaments. At the entrance you will find the tack room, animal shelter, hay barn and useful hard standing area. There is electric to the tack room provided by solar panels. As you walk past these buildings the remainder of the property comes into view, and what a beautiful view it is. Currently stocked with Goats, Chickens, Geese, Ducks and Guinee pigs, which if required can be sold with the property as well as the owners own pony (not included in the sale) this really is a stunning and relaxing place to be.
The owners have fenced off 1 acre of the property with electric fencing powered by solar panels that charge leisure batteries making this haven fox proof and the animals can roam free. They have also added an attractive wild pond within these boundaries which is supplied with water from natural sources. On my visit the ducks were swimming and the pond was lit by the beautiful shimmer of the dragon flies just above the waters surface. Also within this area the owners have added a vegetable patch and if you haven't tried it there is nothing quite like the taste of fresh vegetables straight from the ground.
Within the boundaries there is a lovely ancillary building that has an open plan living space providing seating, a fully fitted kitchen including a Belfast sink. To the other end of the building the space had a duel function area, during the day a handy work bench and at night a bed to rest in after a rewarding day spent tending to the animals and land. Not only that but as the owners have metered mains water to the property there is a fully functioning shower room with porta loo. The building is powered by the solar panel's on the roof and there is even a gas cooker which is connected to the lpg gas bottles situated behind the building in a store room. If after tending to your animals you find its a chilly evening, no problem the ancillary building has a lovely multi fuel burner that quickly warms the whole property. During the day open the French doors and let the summer air fill the building, but take care or the chickens will make themselves at home ! Or if its a little warm close the wooden shutters.
The land is currently subject to the "28 day rule" and therefore you are unable to occupy on a permanent basis but this does allow for it to be a lovely getaway from the "real world" or to attend to any animals you may choose to have at the property.
The land itself is c. 4.5 acres and the remainder is currently pasture land which is cut annually to provide hay for the animals and all around the property is stock fencing.
There are plenty of other potential uses for the property subject to consents but this is a rare opportunity to own your very own corner of paradise where you can forget the rest of the world and enjoy the country side in the day and the stars at night.
Directions
Approach the property from A365 and turn onto Berhills Lane, at the junction of Berhills Lane and Cock Road (this leads to the nearest village of Rowde) turn left onto the well maintained gravel road. Follow this for c. 500 yards and you will find the entrance to the property on the left hand side on the bend.
You enter the property through the large farm gate where the current owners sell any excess eggs and lovely wood bird houses and garden ornaments. At the entrance you will find the tack room, animal shelter, hay barn and useful hard standing area. There is electric to the tack room provided by solar panels. As you walk past these buildings the remainder of the property comes into view, and what a beautiful view it is. Currently stocked with Goats, Chickens, Geese, Ducks and Guinee pigs, which if required can be sold with the property as well as the owners own pony (not included in the sale) this really is a stunning and relaxing place to be.
The owners have fenced off 1 acre of the property with electric fencing powered by solar panels that charge leisure batteries making this haven fox proof and the animals can roam free. They have also added an attractive wild pond within these boundaries which is supplied with water from natural sources. On my visit the ducks were swimming and the pond was lit by the beautiful shimmer of the dragon flies just above the waters surface. Also within this area the owners have added a vegetable patch and if you haven't tried it there is nothing quite like the taste of fresh vegetables straight from the ground.
Within the boundaries there is a lovely ancillary building that has an open plan living space providing seating, a fully fitted kitchen including a Belfast sink. To the other end of the building the space had a duel function area, during the day a handy work bench and at night a bed to rest in after a rewarding day spent tending to the animals and land. Not only that but as the owners have metered mains water to the property there is a fully functioning shower room with porta loo. The building is powered by the solar panel's on the roof and there is even a gas cooker which is connected to the lpg gas bottles situated behind the building in a store room. If after tending to your animals you find its a chilly evening, no problem the ancillary building has a lovely multi fuel burner that quickly warms the whole property. During the day open the French doors and let the summer air fill the building, but take care or the chickens will make themselves at home ! Or if its a little warm close the wooden shutters.
The land is currently subject to the "28 day rule" and therefore you are unable to occupy on a permanent basis but this does allow for it to be a lovely getaway from the "real world" or to attend to any animals you may choose to have at the property.
The land itself is c. 4.5 acres and the remainder is currently pasture land which is cut annually to provide hay for the animals and all around the property is stock fencing.
There are plenty of other potential uses for the property subject to consents but this is a rare opportunity to own your very own corner of paradise where you can forget the rest of the world and enjoy the country side in the day and the stars at night.
Directions
Approach the property from A365 and turn onto Berhills Lane, at the junction of Berhills Lane and Cock Road (this leads to the nearest village of Rowde) turn left onto the well maintained gravel road. Follow this for c. 500 yards and you will find the entrance to the property on the left hand side on the bend.
