Park House Farm
Liverton, Saltburn-By-The-Sea, North Yorkshire, TS13 4TF
Guide Price
£1,650,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Occupancy Condition
Property Tags: Dairy Farm, Livestock Farm
Land Tags: Arable Land, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Mar 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Occupancy Condition
- Property Tags: Dairy Farm, Livestock Farm
- Land Tags: Arable Land, Pasture Land, Woodland
INTRODUCTION
Park House Farm is a first class highly productive dairy farm. The whole farm is currently devoted to growing grass and cereals.
The farm offers a unique and rare opportunity to purchase a commercial mixed dairy farm in this renowned farming area situated between the North East coastline and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Park House Farm stands well situated nicely secluded along a quiet, minor road close to the village of Liverton.
The farm comes onto the market following the decision by Mr Clive Welburn and his wife, Mrs Janet Welburn deciding to retire from farming.
SITUATION
Park House Farm is situated between the villages of Liverton and Moorsholm. The farm is accessed off Moorsholm Lane, along a council maintained road.
The farm steading is attractively situated and nicely set back off the minor road known as Moorsholm Lane. The farm is situated approximately 1 mile from the village of Liverton.
DESCRIPTION
Park House Farm comprises an attractive stone-built farmhouse, an agricultural workers bungalow, a useful range of modern livestock and general-purpose farm buildings together with an exceptional first-class range of traditional farm buildings. The whole farm extends to 234 Acres (94.81 Ha) approx.
The farmhouse is a large detached house which has been modernised and well maintained by the current owners. The farmhouse stands well in a south facing position. Externally, the house is complemented by a large lawned area.
The Farm bungalow comprises a detached three-bedroom dwelling.
The bungalow stands well east of the farm buildings with views over open countryside to the rear.
OUTSIDE
The Farm Buildings
There is an extensive range of livestock buildings comprising cubicle housing for 88 cows, loose housing for young stock, together with general purpose buildings.
In addition to the modern range of buildings, there is a good and well-maintained range of traditional stone buildings comprising former byre, loose housing and workshop.
The Land
The land lies well in relation to the steading area in a compact ring fence. The land is classed as Grade 3 on the Agricultural Land Classification Map for England and Wales. The land is a productive medium to well bodied clay loam. It is capable of growing some high
yielding silage crops and cereals. The land is in good heart and is being well farmed.
There has been a small area in Parcel No 7062 which has experienced some land slippage.
Marketed by: Robin Jessop, Leyburn
Park House Farm is a first class highly productive dairy farm. The whole farm is currently devoted to growing grass and cereals.
The farm offers a unique and rare opportunity to purchase a commercial mixed dairy farm in this renowned farming area situated between the North East coastline and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.
Park House Farm stands well situated nicely secluded along a quiet, minor road close to the village of Liverton.
The farm comes onto the market following the decision by Mr Clive Welburn and his wife, Mrs Janet Welburn deciding to retire from farming.
SITUATION
Park House Farm is situated between the villages of Liverton and Moorsholm. The farm is accessed off Moorsholm Lane, along a council maintained road.
The farm steading is attractively situated and nicely set back off the minor road known as Moorsholm Lane. The farm is situated approximately 1 mile from the village of Liverton.
DESCRIPTION
Park House Farm comprises an attractive stone-built farmhouse, an agricultural workers bungalow, a useful range of modern livestock and general-purpose farm buildings together with an exceptional first-class range of traditional farm buildings. The whole farm extends to 234 Acres (94.81 Ha) approx.
The farmhouse is a large detached house which has been modernised and well maintained by the current owners. The farmhouse stands well in a south facing position. Externally, the house is complemented by a large lawned area.
The Farm bungalow comprises a detached three-bedroom dwelling.
The bungalow stands well east of the farm buildings with views over open countryside to the rear.
OUTSIDE
The Farm Buildings
There is an extensive range of livestock buildings comprising cubicle housing for 88 cows, loose housing for young stock, together with general purpose buildings.
In addition to the modern range of buildings, there is a good and well-maintained range of traditional stone buildings comprising former byre, loose housing and workshop.
The Land
The land lies well in relation to the steading area in a compact ring fence. The land is classed as Grade 3 on the Agricultural Land Classification Map for England and Wales. The land is a productive medium to well bodied clay loam. It is capable of growing some high
yielding silage crops and cereals. The land is in good heart and is being well farmed.
There has been a small area in Parcel No 7062 which has experienced some land slippage.
Marketed by: Robin Jessop, Leyburn
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.