UKLAND&FARMS

For Sale - £150,000 - 19.03 acres, Lot C - Land At Stone House Farm, 7.70 Hectares (19.03 Acres) Of Arable Land & Woodland, Branston Booths, LN4 1JB

Brown&Co
5 Oakwood Road, , Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN6 3LH

Tel:01522 457800
E-mail: lincoln@brown-co.com

• Lot C - Land at Stone House Farm, arable land and woodland
• For sale by private treaty as a whole or in any combination of 4 lots

Lot C - Land at Stone House Farm, arable land and woodland

For sale by private treaty as a whole or in any combination of 4 lots

Lot C - 7.70 hectares (19.03 acres) of arable land and woodland Guide Price: £150,000 (£7,882 per acre) A field of arable land and a parcel of woodland situated next to Pottergate Golf Club and accessed off Moor Lane. There is an overage on this Lot for any residential or holiday accommodation, which is further detailed in the overage section of these particulars. The soils are described as Beccles 1 which are described as fine loamy over clayey soils. These soils are suited to cereals, grassland and some potatoes.

Location

The land is located around 6.6 miles east of central Lincoln and to the west of the villages of Heighington and Branston. The land sits in gently rolling countryside between 6m to 25m above sea level.

Viewing

Viewings of the land can be at any time during daylight hours, on foot and with a copy of these particulars to hand.

VAT

Should any sale of the land or any right attached to it become a chargeable supply for the purpose of VAT, such tax shall be payable by the Buyer in addition to the sale price.

Terms

The land at Stone House Farm, Branston Booths, is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in any combination of 4 lots. An overage will be placed on Lot C which will be triggered by any residential or holiday accommodation. The overage will be calculated as 30% of the uplift in value. This will be calculated as the uplift from the planning consent at the time of disposal or on implementation of such planning, for a period of 30 years from the date of completion. Holdover will be required on completion for any land with any crops remaining to be harvested or needing to be baled and cleared. The extent of any holdover can be accurately defined prior to completion.