Land For Sale £480,000
The land with traditional hedges and mature trees is comprised of productive pastureland. The land might be available for various uses, subject to necessary consents, as farmland, for tree planting, conservation and re-wilding, equestrian or leisure activities.
The land has been farmed for livestock, hay and silage production. There is road frontage, with two gateway entrances off the Kineton Road, in open countryside.
The buildings are situated well back from the road across the pastureland and can provide agricultural storage or livestock housing. The barns may be suitable for conversion to residential use. Purchasers should make their own enquiries.
There is currently no water or electricity supply, and purchasers will make their own arrangements for services, renewable energy or borehole water supply.
There are no farm payments or stewardship agreements attached to the land.
The land has been farmed for livestock, hay and silage production. There is road frontage, with two gateway entrances off the Kineton Road, in open countryside.
The buildings are situated well back from the road across the pastureland and can provide agricultural storage or livestock housing. The barns may be suitable for conversion to residential use. Purchasers should make their own enquiries.
There is currently no water or electricity supply, and purchasers will make their own arrangements for services, renewable energy or borehole water supply.
There are no farm payments or stewardship agreements attached to the land.
The land is situated between the villages of Kineton and Tysoe, close to the Oxfordshire border and on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, situated in The Vale of the Red Horse below the Edgehill escarpment and close to the site of Civil War Battle of 1642.
There are several facilities between the villages of Kineton and Tysoe, including a well-regarded primary school, parish church, post office, shops, butcher, doctor's surgery, public houses, tennis courts, sports club, children's nursery and village hall. The market town of Shipston-on-Stour is just over six miles away, providing a range of shopping facilities. The National Trust properties of Upton House and Farnborough Hall are close by, as is the private Compton Wynyates, considered the finest example of domestic Tudor architecture in England. Stratford-upon-Avon, with its theatres, is the region's cultural centre. Golf courses at Brailes and Rye Hill, and racing at Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Kineton 2.5 miles, M40 (J12) 6 miles, Shipston-on-Stour 8.5 miles, Banbury 9.5 miles (trains to London Marylebone from 54 mins), Stratford-upon-Avon 11 miles, Oxford 34 miles (distances and time approximate)
