Equestrian Facility
Reedley, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 0RZ
Guide Price
£35,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Restrictive Covenant
Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2022
- Removed: Feb 2023
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Restrictive Covenant
- Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Pasture Land
A conveniently situated parcel of grazing land extending to
some 2.39 acres (0.97 hectares) or thereabouts, including
timber stables and a mobile timber field shelter.
For Sale By Informal Tender - Tender Date: 12 noon 14 October 2022
Tender form available following the link below.
**Please note that the ownership of the land is not connected with Meadowcroft (the adjacent property). Please direct all enquiries to P Wilson & Company**
Location:
The land is located north of Burnley, adjoining residential property
and Pendle Water, and benefits from road frontage onto Barden
Lane. There is easy access to the land from the M65 via Junctions
9 and 10. The location of the land is shown on the plan at the rear
of these particulars.
Description:
A conveniently situated parcel of grazing land enjoying frontage
onto Barden Lane and Pendle Water, previously used for
equestrian grazing and amenity agricultural purposes.
A stoned access track leads from the gateway off Barden Lane to
the yard area containing a stable building comprising 2no. stable
boxes and store. The upper paddock (closest to Barden Lane) also
contains a timber built mobile field shelter. The land is moderately
sloping from Barden Lane down to the river (Pendle Water), and
subdivided into three main paddocks with good quality stock
fencing. The land also incorporates, and is bounded by areas of
mature broadleaf trees which contribute significantly to the amenity
of the property providing privacy, shade and shelter.
The Defra Agricultural Land Classification Map of England & Wales
shows the land as being Grade 3. The land does not have any
mains services connected. The boundaries of the land are shown
edged red on the plan at the rear of these particulars.
Tenure:
The land is freehold with vacant possession available on
completion, save for an area marked approximately X on the plan
at the rear of these particulars, which comprises a stanchion base
for river monitoring equipment, which is let to the Environment
Agency on a 30 year lease from and including 3rd May 2011. The
property is sold with the benefit of, and subject to, all existing rights
of way, easements and wayleaves. The land is subject to a
restrictive covenant requiring that it is used for no other purpose
other than agriculture, without the consent of the previous owner.
No Basic Payment Scheme entitlements are included in the sale.
Overage:
The land is offered for sale subject to an overage requiring the land
should be used for agricultural or equestrian purposes only. The
overage will provide that in the event of any other development (as
defined by the Town & Country Planning Act 1990) on the land, the
purchasers (or their successors in Title) shall be liable to pay the
vendor the sum equivalent to 50% of any increase in value of the
land occurring as a result of such development. The overage will
remain in place for a period of 21 years from the date of completion.
Local Authority & Planning
The local authority is Pendle Borough Council, Market Street,
Nelson BB9 7LJ. Telephone: . The Pendle Local
Plan Core Strategy 2011-2030 designates the land as Green Belt.
Fencing:
Within one month of completion, the purchaser shall erect a fence
between points A-B-C-D-E as shown on the plan at the rear of these
particulars to separate the land from the vendor's retained property.
Such fencing to be constructed of tanalised posts, sheep netting
and two strands of plain wire, or to such other specification as shall
be agreed with the vendor in writing.
Method of Sale:
The property is offered for sale by informal tender. Prospective
purchasers are to complete and submit the enclosed tender form to
the agents by 12 noon on Friday 14th October 2022. In order to
keep the tender confidential, the envelope should be sealed, and
clearly marked 'Barden Lane Tender'. The vendors reserve the
right to change the method of sale at any time, at their sole
discretion, and accept any offer prior to the tender if they deem it
appropriate. The vendors also reserve the right not to accept the
highest or any offer received.
Guide Price: £35,000.
Viewings:
The property can be viewed on foot, during daylight hours, and with
a set of these particulars in hand. Prospective purchasers are
respectfully reminded that they should take all reasonable
precautions when viewing the property. The vendors for
themselves, and P Wilson & Company LLP as their agents, accept
no liability for any health and safety issues arising out of viewing the
property.
All enquiries should be directed to Edward Gammell or Daniel Perch
at P Wilson & Company.
Marketed by: P Wilson & Company, Preston
some 2.39 acres (0.97 hectares) or thereabouts, including
timber stables and a mobile timber field shelter.
For Sale By Informal Tender - Tender Date: 12 noon 14 October 2022
Tender form available following the link below.
**Please note that the ownership of the land is not connected with Meadowcroft (the adjacent property). Please direct all enquiries to P Wilson & Company**
Location:
The land is located north of Burnley, adjoining residential property
and Pendle Water, and benefits from road frontage onto Barden
Lane. There is easy access to the land from the M65 via Junctions
9 and 10. The location of the land is shown on the plan at the rear
of these particulars.
Description:
A conveniently situated parcel of grazing land enjoying frontage
onto Barden Lane and Pendle Water, previously used for
equestrian grazing and amenity agricultural purposes.
A stoned access track leads from the gateway off Barden Lane to
the yard area containing a stable building comprising 2no. stable
boxes and store. The upper paddock (closest to Barden Lane) also
contains a timber built mobile field shelter. The land is moderately
sloping from Barden Lane down to the river (Pendle Water), and
subdivided into three main paddocks with good quality stock
fencing. The land also incorporates, and is bounded by areas of
mature broadleaf trees which contribute significantly to the amenity
of the property providing privacy, shade and shelter.
The Defra Agricultural Land Classification Map of England & Wales
shows the land as being Grade 3. The land does not have any
mains services connected. The boundaries of the land are shown
edged red on the plan at the rear of these particulars.
Tenure:
The land is freehold with vacant possession available on
completion, save for an area marked approximately X on the plan
at the rear of these particulars, which comprises a stanchion base
for river monitoring equipment, which is let to the Environment
Agency on a 30 year lease from and including 3rd May 2011. The
property is sold with the benefit of, and subject to, all existing rights
of way, easements and wayleaves. The land is subject to a
restrictive covenant requiring that it is used for no other purpose
other than agriculture, without the consent of the previous owner.
No Basic Payment Scheme entitlements are included in the sale.
Overage:
The land is offered for sale subject to an overage requiring the land
should be used for agricultural or equestrian purposes only. The
overage will provide that in the event of any other development (as
defined by the Town & Country Planning Act 1990) on the land, the
purchasers (or their successors in Title) shall be liable to pay the
vendor the sum equivalent to 50% of any increase in value of the
land occurring as a result of such development. The overage will
remain in place for a period of 21 years from the date of completion.
Local Authority & Planning
The local authority is Pendle Borough Council, Market Street,
Nelson BB9 7LJ. Telephone: . The Pendle Local
Plan Core Strategy 2011-2030 designates the land as Green Belt.
Fencing:
Within one month of completion, the purchaser shall erect a fence
between points A-B-C-D-E as shown on the plan at the rear of these
particulars to separate the land from the vendor's retained property.
Such fencing to be constructed of tanalised posts, sheep netting
and two strands of plain wire, or to such other specification as shall
be agreed with the vendor in writing.
Method of Sale:
The property is offered for sale by informal tender. Prospective
purchasers are to complete and submit the enclosed tender form to
the agents by 12 noon on Friday 14th October 2022. In order to
keep the tender confidential, the envelope should be sealed, and
clearly marked 'Barden Lane Tender'. The vendors reserve the
right to change the method of sale at any time, at their sole
discretion, and accept any offer prior to the tender if they deem it
appropriate. The vendors also reserve the right not to accept the
highest or any offer received.
Guide Price: £35,000.
Viewings:
The property can be viewed on foot, during daylight hours, and with
a set of these particulars in hand. Prospective purchasers are
respectfully reminded that they should take all reasonable
precautions when viewing the property. The vendors for
themselves, and P Wilson & Company LLP as their agents, accept
no liability for any health and safety issues arising out of viewing the
property.
All enquiries should be directed to Edward Gammell or Daniel Perch
at P Wilson & Company.
Marketed by: P Wilson & Company, Preston
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.