Land for sale
Crook, County Durham, DL15 9AA
Guide Price
£47,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jul 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Woodland
Job's Bank within Jon’s Wood is a new broadleaved woodland planted in late 2018 extending to 4.15 Hectares (10.26 Acres)
The Property
Jon’s Wood is a new broadleaved woodland planted in late 2018. The soils are fertile Brown earths providing excellent growing conditions for the young trees which have proved to have grown well in their first season. Lot One offers an opportunity to purchase Job’s Bank 4.15 hectares (10.26 acres) of a larger parcel.
The woodlands are planted with native broadleaved trees comprising an overall mix of 30% alder, 35% birch, 30% oak, and 5% wild cherry. Trees are protected with spiral guards and canes that will aid establishment and facilitate any maintenance tasks required.
These small woodland lots will appeal to first time buyers looking for an opportunity to own a native woodland, to nurture it and to watch it grow and mature.
Rights of Way
Lot 3 is sold owning the right of way shown ABCD on the sale plan to a width of 5m.
The lot is sold subject to the rights of way AB, ABC and ABCD in favour of neighbouring landowners with maintenance according to user.
Directions
From Durham City head south west on the A690 passing through Brandon, Brancepeth and Willington. Around 1 mile after Willington reach a crossroads and take the road on the right towards Stanley Crook. Travel along this road for approximately 0.6 miles passing a pine shelterbelt, the Golf Club entrance and a row of terraced houses all on your right. The site entrance is the galvanised field gate on the right hand side after the terraced houses. The nearest postcode to the land is DL15 9AB.
Woodland Management
The wood is currently managed by Mr James Lonsdale, telephone[use Contact Agent Button], who will be pleased to discuss management with prospective purchasers.
Sporting Rights
The sporting rights are owned and are insofar included in the sale.
Mineral Rights
These are reserved to a former owner and are not included in the sale.
Carbon Rights
Carbon rights are excluded from the sale.
Rights and Easements
The woodlands are sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, gas and electricity supplies and any other easements.
Wayleaves
The woodlands are sold subject to all existing wayleaves and purchasers will be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the routes thereof.
Tenure and Possession
Freehold. Vacant possession will be given on completion subject to the mineral reservation.
Basic Payment and Environmental Schemes
The entire woodland scheme is in the Woodland Carbon Scheme and is registered for the Basic Payment Scheme. Rights to the second payment of £1000/hectare due in 2023 will be allocated pro-rata to each lot. The vendor will require a new owner to enter into an agreement with the Forestry Commission to continue the care and maintenance of the woodland areas to achieve full establishment of the trees. This may require the replacement of any losses, although the early signs are that the trees are establishing well.
Viewing
Viewing is possible at any time during daylight hours so long as prospective purchasers are in possession of a set of these sale particulars.
The Area
Crook is a small market town which offers a range of day to day amenities, including doctors and dental surgeries, a range of professional services; schooling for primary school aged children and has good bus links to the larger towns within the region. The land at Low Jobs Hill on the fringes of the town which offers the best of both worlds being set within open countryside (adjacent to a golf course) yet being within easy reach of Durham City, accessed in twenty minutes, and the amenities within the town itself.
Marketed by: George F White, Barnard Castle
The Property
Jon’s Wood is a new broadleaved woodland planted in late 2018. The soils are fertile Brown earths providing excellent growing conditions for the young trees which have proved to have grown well in their first season. Lot One offers an opportunity to purchase Job’s Bank 4.15 hectares (10.26 acres) of a larger parcel.
The woodlands are planted with native broadleaved trees comprising an overall mix of 30% alder, 35% birch, 30% oak, and 5% wild cherry. Trees are protected with spiral guards and canes that will aid establishment and facilitate any maintenance tasks required.
These small woodland lots will appeal to first time buyers looking for an opportunity to own a native woodland, to nurture it and to watch it grow and mature.
Rights of Way
Lot 3 is sold owning the right of way shown ABCD on the sale plan to a width of 5m.
The lot is sold subject to the rights of way AB, ABC and ABCD in favour of neighbouring landowners with maintenance according to user.
Directions
From Durham City head south west on the A690 passing through Brandon, Brancepeth and Willington. Around 1 mile after Willington reach a crossroads and take the road on the right towards Stanley Crook. Travel along this road for approximately 0.6 miles passing a pine shelterbelt, the Golf Club entrance and a row of terraced houses all on your right. The site entrance is the galvanised field gate on the right hand side after the terraced houses. The nearest postcode to the land is DL15 9AB.
Woodland Management
The wood is currently managed by Mr James Lonsdale, telephone[use Contact Agent Button], who will be pleased to discuss management with prospective purchasers.
Sporting Rights
The sporting rights are owned and are insofar included in the sale.
Mineral Rights
These are reserved to a former owner and are not included in the sale.
Carbon Rights
Carbon rights are excluded from the sale.
Rights and Easements
The woodlands are sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, gas and electricity supplies and any other easements.
Wayleaves
The woodlands are sold subject to all existing wayleaves and purchasers will be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the routes thereof.
Tenure and Possession
Freehold. Vacant possession will be given on completion subject to the mineral reservation.
Basic Payment and Environmental Schemes
The entire woodland scheme is in the Woodland Carbon Scheme and is registered for the Basic Payment Scheme. Rights to the second payment of £1000/hectare due in 2023 will be allocated pro-rata to each lot. The vendor will require a new owner to enter into an agreement with the Forestry Commission to continue the care and maintenance of the woodland areas to achieve full establishment of the trees. This may require the replacement of any losses, although the early signs are that the trees are establishing well.
Viewing
Viewing is possible at any time during daylight hours so long as prospective purchasers are in possession of a set of these sale particulars.
The Area
Crook is a small market town which offers a range of day to day amenities, including doctors and dental surgeries, a range of professional services; schooling for primary school aged children and has good bus links to the larger towns within the region. The land at Low Jobs Hill on the fringes of the town which offers the best of both worlds being set within open countryside (adjacent to a golf course) yet being within easy reach of Durham City, accessed in twenty minutes, and the amenities within the town itself.
Marketed by: George F White, Barnard Castle
Land Registry Data
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