Land For Sale £4,400,000
The land within Lot 4 is described as being a deep loamy and clayey soil. The cropping over 2020,2021 and 2022 has included spring wheat, winter barley, spring barley, potatoes and salad crops.
Approximately 31 acres is currently occupied on short term licence until 31st August 2022 to local farmers for salad cropping. Licence fees range from £300 to £325 per acre.
The land lies to the south west and south east of Hesketh Lodge house and buildings and is well served for access by a network of private tracks leading to Dib Road as well as some fields benefiting from frontage onto Shore Road.
Located to the north of Tarleton in south west Lancashire within the northernmost section of the productive West Lancashire Coastal Plains.
Locally, there are a range of amenities including schools, doctors, shops, cafés and pubs at Tarleton with the nearest supermarket being Booths at Hesketh Bank. The land lies in a popular part of the county with the attractive villages of Croston, 4 miles to the east, and Rufford, located 3 miles to the south of Banks Farm. Both villages have stations on the local Ormskirk railway line and Rufford plays host to a historic Tudor Manor; Rufford Old Hall, owned by the National Trust.
Approximately 31 acres is currently occupied on short term licence until 31st August 2022 to local farmers for salad cropping. Licence fees range from £300 to £325 per acre.
The land lies to the south west and south east of Hesketh Lodge house and buildings and is well served for access by a network of private tracks leading to Dib Road as well as some fields benefiting from frontage onto Shore Road.
Located to the north of Tarleton in south west Lancashire within the northernmost section of the productive West Lancashire Coastal Plains.
Locally, there are a range of amenities including schools, doctors, shops, cafés and pubs at Tarleton with the nearest supermarket being Booths at Hesketh Bank. The land lies in a popular part of the county with the attractive villages of Croston, 4 miles to the east, and Rufford, located 3 miles to the south of Banks Farm. Both villages have stations on the local Ormskirk railway line and Rufford plays host to a historic Tudor Manor; Rufford Old Hall, owned by the National Trust.
