Land For Sale £750,000
A range of farm buildings aet in 10.23 acres (4.14 hectares)
For Sale by Private Treaty
A significant sized range of farm buildings constructed mainly in 1966 as a dairy complex and converted to arable use in 1978. The barns, extending in total to 10,140 sq.ft (942 sq.m), provide a range of potential uses from arable, dairy, livestock, commercial and potentially commercial or residential subject to consent. The buildings comprise:
• Two Grain Stores
6-bay steel portal frame barns with external sleeper and internal steel box profile walls, asbestos roof and cladding, roller shutter doors, concrete floor with timber drying slats and central timber partition and walkway.
• Grain Dryer Barn
Agriweld steel frame barn with steel box profile clad elevations housing 3 internal grain bins, grain dryer and associated sieve and conveyors, reception pit and loading elevator.
• Former Parlour
Concrete block elevations under asbestos roof former milking parlour, dairy and bull pens.
• Timber cubicle building in dilapidated condition
• Open chalk bunded silage clamp
The buildings are served by concrete yards and a former slurry pit now overgrown with vegetation and surrounded by a mix of mature ash, sycamore and maple trees to form a notable conservation and wildlife area. Completing the lot is 6.69 acres of farmland with road frontage offering potential to make a separate road entrance.
The farm lies in a beautifully unspoilt part of rural Mid Dorset amongst the chalk hills of the Dorset Downs in the Parish of Dewlish. Lying between 70m and 130m above sea level, the land enjoys peaceful countryside views. The country roads adjoining the land carry little traffic and there is a good network of bridleways adjoining the land.
The land lies 1 mile from Dewlish village centre with its church and The Oak Freehouse and 1 mile from Cheselbourne village with a primary school and The Rivers Arms. 3 miles south is the small town of Puddletown. The farm is situated between the County Town of Dorchester and the Georgian former market town of Blandford, both offering a full range of services, and 15 miles from the Dorset Jurassic Coast.
For Sale by Private Treaty
A significant sized range of farm buildings constructed mainly in 1966 as a dairy complex and converted to arable use in 1978. The barns, extending in total to 10,140 sq.ft (942 sq.m), provide a range of potential uses from arable, dairy, livestock, commercial and potentially commercial or residential subject to consent. The buildings comprise:
• Two Grain Stores
6-bay steel portal frame barns with external sleeper and internal steel box profile walls, asbestos roof and cladding, roller shutter doors, concrete floor with timber drying slats and central timber partition and walkway.
• Grain Dryer Barn
Agriweld steel frame barn with steel box profile clad elevations housing 3 internal grain bins, grain dryer and associated sieve and conveyors, reception pit and loading elevator.
• Former Parlour
Concrete block elevations under asbestos roof former milking parlour, dairy and bull pens.
• Timber cubicle building in dilapidated condition
• Open chalk bunded silage clamp
The buildings are served by concrete yards and a former slurry pit now overgrown with vegetation and surrounded by a mix of mature ash, sycamore and maple trees to form a notable conservation and wildlife area. Completing the lot is 6.69 acres of farmland with road frontage offering potential to make a separate road entrance.
The farm lies in a beautifully unspoilt part of rural Mid Dorset amongst the chalk hills of the Dorset Downs in the Parish of Dewlish. Lying between 70m and 130m above sea level, the land enjoys peaceful countryside views. The country roads adjoining the land carry little traffic and there is a good network of bridleways adjoining the land.
The land lies 1 mile from Dewlish village centre with its church and The Oak Freehouse and 1 mile from Cheselbourne village with a primary school and The Rivers Arms. 3 miles south is the small town of Puddletown. The farm is situated between the County Town of Dorchester and the Georgian former market town of Blandford, both offering a full range of services, and 15 miles from the Dorset Jurassic Coast.
