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19.82 acres, Lots 1, 2 and 3, Land Forming Part Of Little Brooks Farm, Button Street, Lancashire
Sold (STC) - OIRO £200,000

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• 19.82 acres (8.02 hectares) OTA for sale in lots or as a whole
• Excellent block of Grade 3 productive meadow and pastureland
• Roadside access off Button Street and Fairhurst Lane
• Well fenced
• natural watering
• Of interest to equestrian
• agricultural
• amenity and development purchasers

For Sale By Informal Tender

Tender Deadline: 12 noon on Wednesday 4th June 2025

An excellent block of permanent grassland in total extending to 19.82 acres, 8.02 hectares or thereabouts, comprising of three individual fields ranging from 4.37 acres to 9.66 acres. The land will appeal to equestrian, amenity lifestyle, agricultural and development purchasers. Lots 1 and 3 have the benefit of roadside frontage and access off Button Street and Fairhurst Lane, whilst Lot 2 is accessed via Lot 3. The land is classified as Grade 3 under the Agricultural Land Classification Maps consisting of loamy and clayey soil best suited to grassland. The land is offered for sale individually or in a combination of lots.

Lot 1 Shaded Green
Lot 1 shaded green on the plan comprises 9.66 acres (3.91 hectares) or thereabouts with roadside frontage and access off Button Street by a small, stoned access track leading to excellent meadowland.

Lot 2 Shaded Blue
Lot 2 shaded blue on the plan comprises 4.37 acres (1.77 hectares) or thereabouts with roadside frontage and access off Fairhurst Lane via an      access route over Lot 3 shaded brown on the plan. The land is encompassed within a hawthorn hedge and post and wire back fencing and provides highly productive grassland utilised for winter forage making.

Lot 3 Shaded Red
Lot 3 shaded red on the plan comprises 5.79 acres (2.34 hectares) or thereabouts with roadside frontage and access off Fairhurst Lane and         comprises pastureland originally forming the mill pond to the original corn mill located within the village of Inglewhite. The land has the benefit of the mill pond providing natural water and is encompassed within a hawthorn hedge with post and wire back fencing.