4 bedroom house
Hutton Sessay, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 3BH
Guide Price
£1,835,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Equestrian, Sale By Auction, Tennis Court
Land Tags: Arable Land, Paddock, Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2021
- Removed: Aug 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Sale By Auction, Tennis Court
- Land Tags: Arable Land, Paddock, Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
An opportunity to acquire a residential farm conveniently located between the market towns of Thirsk and Easingwold in North Yorkshire and with ready access to the A19 and the A1. The farmstead benefits from being slightly elevated above the surrounding countryside, giving delightful views across to the Hambleton Hills and the White Horse.
The present owner is keen on Environmental Stewardship and has enhanced the setting with tree planting and pond creation.
The property comprises:
Lot 1 - 4 bedroom farmhouse with traditional range of brick buildings (with scope for further development) and Dutch barn set within 33 acres of arable, grass and woodland.
Guide Price £950,000 - £1,100,000
Lot 2 - 32 acres of arable land with access from Church Lane on its eastern boundary.
Guide Price £260,000 - £275,000
Lot 3 - 50 acres of arable land with access from both the northern and southern boundaries.
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
Lot 4 - 25 acres with access off Low Lane.
Guide Price £200,000 - £225,000
Guide Price: £1,835,000 - £2,050,000 (The Whole)
Description - A wonderful property which would suit a range of buyers, Highfield Farm is offered as a whole or in 4 lots.
The farmstead is set on its own, predominantly in a ring fence and is set well back from the road with its own tarmac driveway. The land type and setting would lend itself to an equestrian unit with further development. The present owner has enhanced the setting over the last 29 years with tree planting and screening, and the creation of a south facing garden.
The traditional farm buildings are immediately to the rear of the house in a covered courtyard arrangement and lend themselves to further development subject to the appropriate consents.
On the north side of the farmstead is a traditional rigg and furrow permanent grass field with well maintained pond, and other fields surrounding which further complement the farmstead.
The arable land is available in 3 lots with soil ranging from free draining loam soil to a heavier clay loam soil.
Directions - Take the turning for Hutton Sessay off the A19 between Thirsk and Easingwold and proceed west through the village. At the bottom of the street, turn right onto Low Lane, signposted for Dalton. After ¾ mile, the entrance to the farm is on the left hand side. A Stephensons Rural sale board will identify the main farm access.
Lot 1 - Farmhouse - A detached brick and pantile house with accommodation set over 2 floors. An extension was added to the west in 2016 to provide a generous sitting room and two further bathrooms.
Entrance Hall - With original tiled floor and cloakroom off with high flush wc and wash hand basin.
Dining Room - With stripped pine doors and an open fire in a cast iron fireplace with pattern tiled surround and tiled hearth.
Drawing Room - A generous south facing room for entertaining having been extended in 2016 and with a cast iron wood burning stove and stone hearth.
Kitchen - With a range of fitted wall and floor pine units plus central island. Integral fridge, electric cooker point and plumbing for dishwasher. The units incorporate a ceramic two bowl sink with mixer tap. 2 oven oil fired Rayburn which also provides hot water and heating to part of the house.
Pantry - Tiled floor and shelving. Under stairs cupboard.
Snug - With cast iron wood burning stove on a tiled hearth. Windows north and south.
Timber Framed Conservatory - Off the kitchen with electric underfloor heating under a tiled floor. French windows to the garden. The conservatory originally hd a glass roof but has been replaced by a solid, insulated, tiled roof enabling it to be used for most of the year.
From the dining room there is a door to a small Office. A separate door leads to a lobby with staircase off, and on the ground floor a door to a Family Room with Study beyond.
The staircase from the dining room leads to a first floor landing.
First Floor -
Bedroom One (West) - A double bedroom, with a lobby off with two hanging wardrobes and linen cupboard. En-suite.
Bedroom Four (Rear) - With en-suite shower room added in 2016 including a modern shower, low flush wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Towel rail heated by electric or by the central heating system.
Bedroom Three (Middle) - A double bedroom with ornamental cast iron fireplace. Pedestal wash hand basin.
Landing - With linen cupboard leading to the family bathroom, shower room and bedroom two.
Family Bathroom - Wtih low flush wc, cast iron bath and pedestal wash hand basin with light over. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and electric immersion heater.
Shower Room - With low flush wc, shower cubicle with electric shower and pedestal wash hand basin.
Bedroom Two (East) - This room is above the snug and has steps down from the landing. It has a beamed ceiling which is open to the ridge and views to the Hambleton Hills and the White Horse.
Services - The property has mains water and mains electricity. Sewerage is to a bio-digester which was installed in 2016. The house is single glazed but with double glazing to the 2016 extension. Oil-fired central heating boiler services the whole of the house. The Rayburn can be used to provide hot water and central heating to the eastern end of the house, separate from the oil fired boiler. The ensuite facilities to bedroom one and bedroom two have their own hot water system separate to the main house.
Gardens - The house enjoys an impressive south facing mature garden set out by the present owner with lawns arcing round to the west side of the house. The garden is enhanced by mature shrub borders and enclosed within mature hedging to provide further shelter. To the west side of the garden area is a grass tennis court within netting, timber summer house overlooking the lawns and productive vegetable garden fenced against rabbits.
Energy Performance Rating - Highfield farmhouse is assessed in Band E. The full energy performance certificate can be viewed at the Agent?s office or online.
Outgoings - Highfield farmhouse is assessed in Council Tax Band F.
Traditional Farm Buildings -
East Facing Two Storey Barn - 23.4m x 4.8m (76'9" x 15'8") - Which is fully enclosed on the southern side and was re-roofed in 2007. At the northern end there are two open arches and a third fully enclosed. Stone steps on the outside lead to a first floor granary over this section.
The North Facing Range Of Buildings - within the courtyard measure 17.5m x 4.8m and are single storey brick buildings under a profile steel and clay pantile roof.
The West Facing Range - measures 4.6m x 16.2m and is divided into 3 stables, and a machinery store which is accessed from outside the yard.
The North Facing Range - measures 22.2m x 5m and comprises a range of domestic outbuildings including garage/garden store, wash house, spray store, workshop, and wood store. The wash house also houses the oil-fired central heating boiler for the house, and a stainless steel sink with cold water supply.
Stables - A detached brick building under a clay pantile roof with 2 stables, each measuring 4.9m x 4.3m and each having a brick floor and electric lighting.
Dutch Barn - 22.86m x 8.8m (74'11" x 28'10") - divided into 5 bays, 2 with concrete floor, and being steel framed with timber truss roof and cement fibre roof. Lean to 22.86m x 8.8m being steel framed under a profile steel roof. Fertiliser store 5m x 4.5m being a timber framed building enclosed within profile steel sheeting capable of being secured. 2 diesel fuel tanks.
4 Bay Basic Machinery Store - Timber framed with profile steel sheeting.
The Land - INCLUDED IN LOT 1
The land slopes gently up to the farmstead from the north, and again up to the farmstead from the south. From the council highway, the first field is an arable field with a new boundary to be created on the eastern side, sufficient for the purchasers of Lot 1 to make an avenue up to the house if they require.
Crossing over a cattle grid, the drive goes through a rigg and furrow permanent grass field with pond leading to the farmstead. A further field on the north side of the farmstead is currently in arable but capable of being sown to grass.
Plantations established by the present owner protect the farmstead from the east and the west. These were established in 1993/4 and contain seven varieties of broad leafed trees.
A mature orchard is to the south side of the farmstead together with a further grass paddock and two small arable fields, again being capable of being sown to grass. A pond to the south of the farmstead complements this lot.
LOT 2
Arable fields to the south and west of the farmstead comprising 32.40 acres in 4 fields. This lot varies from versatile loam soil to a clay loam soil suitable for winter cereals and grass.
LOT 3
This lot extends to 56.27 acres to the east of the farmstead in 5 fields. Please note that field 4932 will have a new boundary on its western side, to split it from the Lot 1. The soil is a versatile loam but with patches of stronger land falling away to a silt soil on the southern boundary joining Church Lane.
LOT 4
To the north side of Low Lane, this lot extends to 25.78 acres of predominantly versatile loam soil. A small broadleaf plantation at the north end of the field was established in 2011.
Lot 1 - House & Buildings - House and Buildings
NG RefDescription Ha Ac
5879Orchard 0.30 0.75
5376Grass Paddock 0.17 0.45
5079Grass and arable1.58 3.91
6882 ptArable 1.38 3.41
LAND
5776Wood 0.18 0.46
5304Permanent Grass1.15 2.83
6008Permanent Grass3.88 9.60
5111Pond 0.10 0.25
4932 ptArable 2.00 (est)4.94
4697Arable 1.69 4.18
4388Wood (W) 0.70 1.72
6692Wood (E) 0.50 1.23
Total: 13.63 ha 33.70 ac
Lot 2 - 32.40 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
3096Arable 3.49 8.64
3583Arable 1.03 2.54
4363Arable 6.33 15.64
7170Arable 2.26 5.58
Total: 13.11 ha32.40 ac
Lot 3 - 50.27 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
6837Arable 4.80 11.85
4932 ptArable 2.30 5.69
7515Arable 6.38 15.76
8488Arable 5.15 12.72
6882Arable 1.72 4.25
Total: 20.35 ha50.27 ac
Lot 4 - 25.78 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
6090Arable 10.0824.92
Wood 0.35 0.86
Total: 10.43 ha25.78 ac
General Information -
Services - Mains electricity and water are connected to Lot 1. There are no services connected to Lots 2, 3 or 4.
Fixtures And Fittings - Unless specified in these details, the fixtures and fittings relating to any of the property, buildings and land are not included in the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
Wayleaves And Easements - The property is sold including all wayleaves and easements. An underground Yorkshire Water sewer main connecting the villages of Sessay and Hutton Sessay crosses Lots 1, 2 & 3 on the blue line shown on the plan attached.
Rights Of Way - A public footpath crosses the property east-west over Lots 1, 2 & 3 on the black dotted line on the plan attached.
Soil Types - The land is in the Dunkeswick and Blackwoods Soil Series being a loam soil over clay subsoil suitable for grassland, cereals and some root cropping.
Basic Payment Scheme - The land is registered on the Rural Land Register for claiming Basic Payment. The entitlements will be included within the sale of the property. The Vendor reserves the 2021 Basic Payment. Our Agents Fee of £150 plus VAT for the transfer will be payable by the Purchaser for transferring the entitlements.
Environmental Stewardship - The farm is currently in an Entry Level Stewardship and a Higher Level Stewardship Scheme. This ends in September 2021. At the discretion of Natural England this may be capable of being renewed for a further 12 month period and it will be up to the Purchaser to apply.
Nitrate Vulnerable Zone - The property is not included within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
Mineral Rights - The mineral rights below a depth of 200? are reserved to a previous owner.
Sporting Rights - These are in hand and are included within the sale.
Local Authority - Hambleton District Council, Stone Cross, Northallerton, North Yorkshire
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Tenure - The farm is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion with the vendor to harvest the current crops. The grassland is subject to a Grazing Licence to a third party which ends on 31 August 2021.
Guide Price - Lot 1 - 4 bedroom farmhouse with traditional range of brick buildings (with scope for further development) and Dutch barn set within 33 acres of arable, grass and woodland.
Guide Price £950,000 - £1,100,000
Lot 2 - 32 acres of arable land with access from Church Lane on its eastern boundary.
Guide Price £260,000 - £275,000
Lot 3 - 50 acres of arable land with access from both the northern and southern boundaries.
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
Lot 4 - 25 acres with access off Low Lane.
Guide Price £200,000 - £225,000
Guide Price: £1,835,000 - £2,050,000 (The Whole)
Method Of Sale - The land is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole, or in four lots. The Vendor reserves the right to conclude the sale by any means.
Vat - It is understood that the property is not assessed for VAT and any offers made are on the basis that VAT will not be charged on the purchase price.
Anti-Money Laundering Regulations - The Agent must comply with Anti Money Laundering regulations. As part of the requirements, the Agent must obtain evidence of the identity and proof of address of potential Purchasers. Prior to an offer being accepted, all parties who are purchasing must provide the necessary evidence.
Viewing - By permit from the Agents only. Please note if you have downloaded these particulars from our website you must contact the office to register your interest or you will not be included on future mailings regarding this sale. Please also register at for regular email updates.
Agent Contact - Rod Cordingley of Stephensons Rural, York Auction Centre, Murton YO19 5GF
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Plans, Areas And Measurements - The plans, areas and measurements provided are for guidance and subject to verification with the title deeds. It must be the responsibility of any prospective Purchaser to carry out an adequate inspection and site survey to satisfy themselves where the extent of the boundaries will lie.
Vendor's Solicitor - Katie I?Anson of Harrowells Limited, Moorgate House, Clifton
Moorgate, York YO30 4WY
t: e: Katie.
Marketed by: BoultonCooper, Malton
The present owner is keen on Environmental Stewardship and has enhanced the setting with tree planting and pond creation.
The property comprises:
Lot 1 - 4 bedroom farmhouse with traditional range of brick buildings (with scope for further development) and Dutch barn set within 33 acres of arable, grass and woodland.
Guide Price £950,000 - £1,100,000
Lot 2 - 32 acres of arable land with access from Church Lane on its eastern boundary.
Guide Price £260,000 - £275,000
Lot 3 - 50 acres of arable land with access from both the northern and southern boundaries.
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
Lot 4 - 25 acres with access off Low Lane.
Guide Price £200,000 - £225,000
Guide Price: £1,835,000 - £2,050,000 (The Whole)
Description - A wonderful property which would suit a range of buyers, Highfield Farm is offered as a whole or in 4 lots.
The farmstead is set on its own, predominantly in a ring fence and is set well back from the road with its own tarmac driveway. The land type and setting would lend itself to an equestrian unit with further development. The present owner has enhanced the setting over the last 29 years with tree planting and screening, and the creation of a south facing garden.
The traditional farm buildings are immediately to the rear of the house in a covered courtyard arrangement and lend themselves to further development subject to the appropriate consents.
On the north side of the farmstead is a traditional rigg and furrow permanent grass field with well maintained pond, and other fields surrounding which further complement the farmstead.
The arable land is available in 3 lots with soil ranging from free draining loam soil to a heavier clay loam soil.
Directions - Take the turning for Hutton Sessay off the A19 between Thirsk and Easingwold and proceed west through the village. At the bottom of the street, turn right onto Low Lane, signposted for Dalton. After ¾ mile, the entrance to the farm is on the left hand side. A Stephensons Rural sale board will identify the main farm access.
Lot 1 - Farmhouse - A detached brick and pantile house with accommodation set over 2 floors. An extension was added to the west in 2016 to provide a generous sitting room and two further bathrooms.
Entrance Hall - With original tiled floor and cloakroom off with high flush wc and wash hand basin.
Dining Room - With stripped pine doors and an open fire in a cast iron fireplace with pattern tiled surround and tiled hearth.
Drawing Room - A generous south facing room for entertaining having been extended in 2016 and with a cast iron wood burning stove and stone hearth.
Kitchen - With a range of fitted wall and floor pine units plus central island. Integral fridge, electric cooker point and plumbing for dishwasher. The units incorporate a ceramic two bowl sink with mixer tap. 2 oven oil fired Rayburn which also provides hot water and heating to part of the house.
Pantry - Tiled floor and shelving. Under stairs cupboard.
Snug - With cast iron wood burning stove on a tiled hearth. Windows north and south.
Timber Framed Conservatory - Off the kitchen with electric underfloor heating under a tiled floor. French windows to the garden. The conservatory originally hd a glass roof but has been replaced by a solid, insulated, tiled roof enabling it to be used for most of the year.
From the dining room there is a door to a small Office. A separate door leads to a lobby with staircase off, and on the ground floor a door to a Family Room with Study beyond.
The staircase from the dining room leads to a first floor landing.
First Floor -
Bedroom One (West) - A double bedroom, with a lobby off with two hanging wardrobes and linen cupboard. En-suite.
Bedroom Four (Rear) - With en-suite shower room added in 2016 including a modern shower, low flush wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Towel rail heated by electric or by the central heating system.
Bedroom Three (Middle) - A double bedroom with ornamental cast iron fireplace. Pedestal wash hand basin.
Landing - With linen cupboard leading to the family bathroom, shower room and bedroom two.
Family Bathroom - Wtih low flush wc, cast iron bath and pedestal wash hand basin with light over. Airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and electric immersion heater.
Shower Room - With low flush wc, shower cubicle with electric shower and pedestal wash hand basin.
Bedroom Two (East) - This room is above the snug and has steps down from the landing. It has a beamed ceiling which is open to the ridge and views to the Hambleton Hills and the White Horse.
Services - The property has mains water and mains electricity. Sewerage is to a bio-digester which was installed in 2016. The house is single glazed but with double glazing to the 2016 extension. Oil-fired central heating boiler services the whole of the house. The Rayburn can be used to provide hot water and central heating to the eastern end of the house, separate from the oil fired boiler. The ensuite facilities to bedroom one and bedroom two have their own hot water system separate to the main house.
Gardens - The house enjoys an impressive south facing mature garden set out by the present owner with lawns arcing round to the west side of the house. The garden is enhanced by mature shrub borders and enclosed within mature hedging to provide further shelter. To the west side of the garden area is a grass tennis court within netting, timber summer house overlooking the lawns and productive vegetable garden fenced against rabbits.
Energy Performance Rating - Highfield farmhouse is assessed in Band E. The full energy performance certificate can be viewed at the Agent?s office or online.
Outgoings - Highfield farmhouse is assessed in Council Tax Band F.
Traditional Farm Buildings -
East Facing Two Storey Barn - 23.4m x 4.8m (76'9" x 15'8") - Which is fully enclosed on the southern side and was re-roofed in 2007. At the northern end there are two open arches and a third fully enclosed. Stone steps on the outside lead to a first floor granary over this section.
The North Facing Range Of Buildings - within the courtyard measure 17.5m x 4.8m and are single storey brick buildings under a profile steel and clay pantile roof.
The West Facing Range - measures 4.6m x 16.2m and is divided into 3 stables, and a machinery store which is accessed from outside the yard.
The North Facing Range - measures 22.2m x 5m and comprises a range of domestic outbuildings including garage/garden store, wash house, spray store, workshop, and wood store. The wash house also houses the oil-fired central heating boiler for the house, and a stainless steel sink with cold water supply.
Stables - A detached brick building under a clay pantile roof with 2 stables, each measuring 4.9m x 4.3m and each having a brick floor and electric lighting.
Dutch Barn - 22.86m x 8.8m (74'11" x 28'10") - divided into 5 bays, 2 with concrete floor, and being steel framed with timber truss roof and cement fibre roof. Lean to 22.86m x 8.8m being steel framed under a profile steel roof. Fertiliser store 5m x 4.5m being a timber framed building enclosed within profile steel sheeting capable of being secured. 2 diesel fuel tanks.
4 Bay Basic Machinery Store - Timber framed with profile steel sheeting.
The Land - INCLUDED IN LOT 1
The land slopes gently up to the farmstead from the north, and again up to the farmstead from the south. From the council highway, the first field is an arable field with a new boundary to be created on the eastern side, sufficient for the purchasers of Lot 1 to make an avenue up to the house if they require.
Crossing over a cattle grid, the drive goes through a rigg and furrow permanent grass field with pond leading to the farmstead. A further field on the north side of the farmstead is currently in arable but capable of being sown to grass.
Plantations established by the present owner protect the farmstead from the east and the west. These were established in 1993/4 and contain seven varieties of broad leafed trees.
A mature orchard is to the south side of the farmstead together with a further grass paddock and two small arable fields, again being capable of being sown to grass. A pond to the south of the farmstead complements this lot.
LOT 2
Arable fields to the south and west of the farmstead comprising 32.40 acres in 4 fields. This lot varies from versatile loam soil to a clay loam soil suitable for winter cereals and grass.
LOT 3
This lot extends to 56.27 acres to the east of the farmstead in 5 fields. Please note that field 4932 will have a new boundary on its western side, to split it from the Lot 1. The soil is a versatile loam but with patches of stronger land falling away to a silt soil on the southern boundary joining Church Lane.
LOT 4
To the north side of Low Lane, this lot extends to 25.78 acres of predominantly versatile loam soil. A small broadleaf plantation at the north end of the field was established in 2011.
Lot 1 - House & Buildings - House and Buildings
NG RefDescription Ha Ac
5879Orchard 0.30 0.75
5376Grass Paddock 0.17 0.45
5079Grass and arable1.58 3.91
6882 ptArable 1.38 3.41
LAND
5776Wood 0.18 0.46
5304Permanent Grass1.15 2.83
6008Permanent Grass3.88 9.60
5111Pond 0.10 0.25
4932 ptArable 2.00 (est)4.94
4697Arable 1.69 4.18
4388Wood (W) 0.70 1.72
6692Wood (E) 0.50 1.23
Total: 13.63 ha 33.70 ac
Lot 2 - 32.40 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
3096Arable 3.49 8.64
3583Arable 1.03 2.54
4363Arable 6.33 15.64
7170Arable 2.26 5.58
Total: 13.11 ha32.40 ac
Lot 3 - 50.27 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
6837Arable 4.80 11.85
4932 ptArable 2.30 5.69
7515Arable 6.38 15.76
8488Arable 5.15 12.72
6882Arable 1.72 4.25
Total: 20.35 ha50.27 ac
Lot 4 - 25.78 Acres Of Land - NG RefDescriptionHa Ac
6090Arable 10.0824.92
Wood 0.35 0.86
Total: 10.43 ha25.78 ac
General Information -
Services - Mains electricity and water are connected to Lot 1. There are no services connected to Lots 2, 3 or 4.
Fixtures And Fittings - Unless specified in these details, the fixtures and fittings relating to any of the property, buildings and land are not included in the sale but may be available by separate negotiation.
Wayleaves And Easements - The property is sold including all wayleaves and easements. An underground Yorkshire Water sewer main connecting the villages of Sessay and Hutton Sessay crosses Lots 1, 2 & 3 on the blue line shown on the plan attached.
Rights Of Way - A public footpath crosses the property east-west over Lots 1, 2 & 3 on the black dotted line on the plan attached.
Soil Types - The land is in the Dunkeswick and Blackwoods Soil Series being a loam soil over clay subsoil suitable for grassland, cereals and some root cropping.
Basic Payment Scheme - The land is registered on the Rural Land Register for claiming Basic Payment. The entitlements will be included within the sale of the property. The Vendor reserves the 2021 Basic Payment. Our Agents Fee of £150 plus VAT for the transfer will be payable by the Purchaser for transferring the entitlements.
Environmental Stewardship - The farm is currently in an Entry Level Stewardship and a Higher Level Stewardship Scheme. This ends in September 2021. At the discretion of Natural England this may be capable of being renewed for a further 12 month period and it will be up to the Purchaser to apply.
Nitrate Vulnerable Zone - The property is not included within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
Mineral Rights - The mineral rights below a depth of 200? are reserved to a previous owner.
Sporting Rights - These are in hand and are included within the sale.
Local Authority - Hambleton District Council, Stone Cross, Northallerton, North Yorkshire
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Tenure - The farm is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion with the vendor to harvest the current crops. The grassland is subject to a Grazing Licence to a third party which ends on 31 August 2021.
Guide Price - Lot 1 - 4 bedroom farmhouse with traditional range of brick buildings (with scope for further development) and Dutch barn set within 33 acres of arable, grass and woodland.
Guide Price £950,000 - £1,100,000
Lot 2 - 32 acres of arable land with access from Church Lane on its eastern boundary.
Guide Price £260,000 - £275,000
Lot 3 - 50 acres of arable land with access from both the northern and southern boundaries.
Guide Price £425,000 - £450,000
Lot 4 - 25 acres with access off Low Lane.
Guide Price £200,000 - £225,000
Guide Price: £1,835,000 - £2,050,000 (The Whole)
Method Of Sale - The land is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole, or in four lots. The Vendor reserves the right to conclude the sale by any means.
Vat - It is understood that the property is not assessed for VAT and any offers made are on the basis that VAT will not be charged on the purchase price.
Anti-Money Laundering Regulations - The Agent must comply with Anti Money Laundering regulations. As part of the requirements, the Agent must obtain evidence of the identity and proof of address of potential Purchasers. Prior to an offer being accepted, all parties who are purchasing must provide the necessary evidence.
Viewing - By permit from the Agents only. Please note if you have downloaded these particulars from our website you must contact the office to register your interest or you will not be included on future mailings regarding this sale. Please also register at for regular email updates.
Agent Contact - Rod Cordingley of Stephensons Rural, York Auction Centre, Murton YO19 5GF
t: e:
Plans, Areas And Measurements - The plans, areas and measurements provided are for guidance and subject to verification with the title deeds. It must be the responsibility of any prospective Purchaser to carry out an adequate inspection and site survey to satisfy themselves where the extent of the boundaries will lie.
Vendor's Solicitor - Katie I?Anson of Harrowells Limited, Moorgate House, Clifton
Moorgate, York YO30 4WY
t: e: Katie.
Marketed by: BoultonCooper, Malton
Land Registry Data
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