Land For Sale £250,000
In a spectacular position, a rare opportunity to purchase about 30 acres of coastal land near the famous Land’s End tourist attraction enjoying fabulous sea and coastal views.
The land is designated in an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and is approached from the A30 road via a narrow lane which is suitable for a small tractor to have access and is flanked by Cornish hedges creating a lovely introduction to the subject land, much of which is a safe haven away from passing traffic. The land extends in total to almost 30 acres and comprises several meadows with a gentle north westerly aspect and suitable for many purposes. It will appeal to a wide range of purchasers but especially those in the locality needing land for ponies, horticulture, conservation or some other amenity use.
Of particular note are the Cornish hedges enclosing and dividing the meadows and featuring many mature trees. Most meadows are laid to grass and partly fenced for grazing.
Location
Land’s End is in the parish of Sennen, and is a mecca for most people when coming to Cornwall. Indeed, there are always many sponsored events between John o'Groats and Land’s End. In a delightful unspoilt part of Cornwall, exhilarating walks lead along the 'Cornish Way', which are literally 'on the doorstep'. The nearby village of Sennen provides further amenities including a convenience store, church and cosy 17th century public house.
Rights of Way: The owner of the main access track is not known but access has been enjoyed for many years. A Public Footpath crosses a field on the western side, where there is a field gate leading to the Cornish Way.
Services: Metered mains water for the land. A further private meter from the Vendors' supply to adjacent land on the entrance is used to invoice for water used by the owner of this adjacent land who currently grazes horses.
Basic Payment Scheme: There is no claim being made at present under the basic payment scheme or any other stewardship scheme.
Particulars & Plan: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of these particulars, their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Any intending purchaser/s must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these particulars. The attached plan is not to scale and is for the purpose of identification only.
Viewings: Interested parties are permitted to view during daylight hours, adhering to the Countryside Code and ensuring the gate is closed at all times.
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The land is designated in an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and is approached from the A30 road via a narrow lane which is suitable for a small tractor to have access and is flanked by Cornish hedges creating a lovely introduction to the subject land, much of which is a safe haven away from passing traffic. The land extends in total to almost 30 acres and comprises several meadows with a gentle north westerly aspect and suitable for many purposes. It will appeal to a wide range of purchasers but especially those in the locality needing land for ponies, horticulture, conservation or some other amenity use.
Of particular note are the Cornish hedges enclosing and dividing the meadows and featuring many mature trees. Most meadows are laid to grass and partly fenced for grazing.
Location
Land’s End is in the parish of Sennen, and is a mecca for most people when coming to Cornwall. Indeed, there are always many sponsored events between John o'Groats and Land’s End. In a delightful unspoilt part of Cornwall, exhilarating walks lead along the 'Cornish Way', which are literally 'on the doorstep'. The nearby village of Sennen provides further amenities including a convenience store, church and cosy 17th century public house.
Rights of Way: The owner of the main access track is not known but access has been enjoyed for many years. A Public Footpath crosses a field on the western side, where there is a field gate leading to the Cornish Way.
Services: Metered mains water for the land. A further private meter from the Vendors' supply to adjacent land on the entrance is used to invoice for water used by the owner of this adjacent land who currently grazes horses.
Basic Payment Scheme: There is no claim being made at present under the basic payment scheme or any other stewardship scheme.
Particulars & Plan: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of these particulars, their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Any intending purchaser/s must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these particulars. The attached plan is not to scale and is for the purpose of identification only.
Viewings: Interested parties are permitted to view during daylight hours, adhering to the Countryside Code and ensuring the gate is closed at all times.
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