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13.94 Acres of Land
Equestrian Facility
Adjacent to Penwortham Way, Whitestake, Preston, PR4 4JU
13.94 acres
POA
Download brochure 1 Download brochure 2 Online enquiry- FOR SALE BY INFORMAL TENDER - Closing date: 29th July 2021 at 2pm
- 13.94 acres of Pasture and Arable Lane
- Planning Permission for Erection of Stables
- Available in 2 Lots. LOT 1 - 9.02 acres. LOT 2 - 4.92 acres
LOT 1 (Edged Red on the Plan) | Lot 1 comprises principally two enclosures of pastureland and arable land together with a small enclosure of woodland. The land has good access direct off the A582 Penwortham Way by a concrete and stone track, it is bounded by Penwortham Way to the north eastern boundary having an extensive road frontage. To the southern and western boundaries lies Mill Brook. This Lot benefits from the grant of planning permission dated 6th March 2020 for the change of use of 0.8 hectares of land from agriculture to equestrian together with the erection of a stable block. The stable block comprises two stables and a tack room and full details of the planning application can be noted on the South Ribble Borough Council website under application reference 07/2019/8302/FUL. A copy of the permission is attached. A technical start has been made with the laying of the rear foundation although this has not yet been registered with the Planning Authority. The land is presently cropped to a mixture of permanent grassland and maize and the Vendor reserves the right to holdover to harvest the crop of maize after completion. Once the maize has been harvested the Vendor would be happy to quote for the sowing of grass seed or alternative crop should the Purchaser so wish. |
LOT 2 (Edged Blue on the Plan) | Lot 2 comprises a single enclosure or arable land presently cropped in maize. The land has access direct off the A582 Penwortham Way by a concrete track and is bounded by Penwortham Way to the east and Mill Brook to the north. The land is presently cropped to maize and the Vendor reserves the right to holdover to harvest the crop of maize after completion. Once the maize has been harvested the Vendor would be happy to quote for the sowing of grass seed or alternative crop should the Purchaser so wish. |