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169.64 acres, Land At Manor Farm, Wentworth, Ely, CB6, Cambridgeshire
For Sale - Guide Price £1,350,000

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• Arable land
• Pasture
• Modern general purpose store
• Let on an FBT terminating in October 2027
• 68.65 hectares (169.64 acres)

A mixed farm let on a Farm Business Tenancy

Location

Manor Farm lies within the small picturesque village of Wentworth near Ely in Cambridgeshire. It is located to the south of the A142 between the villages of Witchford and Sutton.

The cathedral city of Ely is located to the east and offers a unique blend of rich history, scenic beauty, and vibrant culture. Much of the city built around the magnificent Ely Cathedral. Ely has a good range of state and private schooling and excellent transport links with direct trains to Cambridge and London beyond.

Description

The land at Manor Farm faces south and leads on from the farmhouse and buildings. It includes a modern general purpose farm building.

The majority of the land is located to the east of Church road with 3 fields to the west. The land is principally split into 11 enclosures and are a mixture of pasture and arable fields. There are smaller areas of hedges, ponds and unproductive areas.

The land is classified as Grade 3 on the Soil Map of England and Wales. The soils are of the Hanslope series, a calcareous clay loam most suited to the growing of high yielding conventional cereal crops and grassland.

The land is occupied under a Farm Business Tenancy terminating on 10th October 2027. Further information is available from the selling agents.

The tenant has entered the land into a Countryside Stewardship agreement ref 1456890 and manages a successful game shoot over the property.


Acreage: 169.64 Acres

Directions

The nearest postcode is CB6 3QE.
The entrance to the farmyard can be found using the What3Words location service under the reference ///downsize.return.outline.