Pasture for sale
Trysull, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, WV5 7JA
Guide Price
£125,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Pasture Land, Vineyard
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
- Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Pasture Land, Vineyard
WHY BUY THIS LAND?
A wonderful opportunity for you to own a good sized parcel of grazing land with sweeping views over some of the area's most beautiful countryside. This lush pasture land measures 6.06 acres in total and is for sale as a whole or in just 2 lots.
The land gently slopes in a southerly direction towards Smestow Brook and lies between the picturesque villages of Seisdon & Trysull in a beautiful and tranquil setting. It is enclosed in the main by mature hedgerow with both lots enjoying road frontage onto Church Lane, from where the land can be accessed.
The land is suitable for grazing, as a smallholding for hobby farming or for a variety of other recreational or amenity uses subject to any necessary planning consent. The land could also offer potential for those looking for equestrian use in an area well suited to riding out. Uniquely, Chruch Lane is a bridleway providing access to a larger network of bridle paths close by.
ACCESS
The site enjoys extensive road frontage onto Church Lane from where the land can be accessed via a secure gate.
LOCATION
- Between Trysull & Seisdon
- 1.8 miles to Wombourne
- 3.3 miles to Pattingham
- 4.7 miles to Wolverhampton
- 6.5 miles to Dudley
- 12.8 miles to Telford
- 14.5 miles to Birmingham City Centre
- 18.5 miles to Stafford
The land lies between the affluent & picturesque villages of Trysull and Seisdon. Here you can find several local amenities including a post office, an Ofsted rated "Outstanding" primary school and a highly rated pub serving good food.
The larger villages of Pattingham and Wombourne are nearby. Wombourne is often referred to as the country's largest village. It has a thriving community with many groups and organisations open to everyone. The traditional village green contains a variety of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.
The vibrant cities of Wolverhampton and Birmingham are within easy reach. Birmingham is the second biggest city in the UK and it is renowned for its Michelin starred restaurants and the famous Bullring shopping centre.
The land benefits from good transport links lying between the A454 and A449, which connects the site to both the M6 and M5 motorways and from there, the larger motorway network.
Rail connections are excellent - Wolverhampton train station provides frequent and fast links into Birmingham, Manchester and London.
TRANSPORT LINKS
- 1.8 miles to the A454
- 2.1 miles to the A449
- 5.1 miles to Wolverhampton Train Station *
- 9.2 miles to M6 (junction 10)
- 10.8 miles to M5 (junction 1)
- 21.8 miles to Birmingham Airport
* Journey Times: 13 mins to Stafford; 20 mins to Birmingham New Street; 31 mins to Birmingham International Airport
RECREATIONAL
The land lies on Church Lane, which is also a bridleway (Area Name: Trysull and Seisdon 15). A larger network of bridle paths can be found nearby.
Close to the land are a host of local attractions including the National Trust Wightwick Manor, Severn Valley Railway, Baggeridge Country Park, Dudley Zoo & Castle and Halfpenny Green Vineyard with its Wildlife Zoo to name but a few!
There are also several local pubs nearby that serve excellent food and quality real ales.
LAND VALUES
The average value of land has risen by 5.5% in the past 6 months with land prices in the West Midlands 21% higher than the average.
Against a backdrop of growing economic uncertainty, land continues to be a traditional safe-haven for buyers as a hedge against inflation and value increases have outperformed the majority of other major assets including residential property.
Supply is still historically low yet demand remains at an all-time high from a wide range of purchasers, particularly from environmentally driven and lifestyle buyers. Indeed, the average price paid by lifestyle buyers in the region has increased by significantly in the past year.
Given the continued imbalance of limited supply and strong demand land values are predicted to continue to grow.
(Sources: Farmland Index by Knight Frank & Farmland Market Update by Carter Jonas)
AGRICULTURAL & EQUESTRIAN DEVELOPMENT
Numerous parcels of land have been granted permission for agricultural or equestrian development, such as barns or stables, within the local area.
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
South Staffordshire Council's Site Allocations Document (SAD) produced in 2018, forms their Local Plan and has allocated 14 sites within the Green Belt for housing development - the closest of which is just 3 miles from the land for sale.
Several of these sites have already received planning permission and have been developed including; land off Hyde Lane, Kinver and land north of Beggars Bush Lane in Womborne.
HOUSE PRICES
The land is situated within a relatively affluent area where house prices in Trysull are 85% above the county average. These premium house prices reflect the desirability of the area as a place to live and own property - including land.
PLANNING
The land is situated within the Birmingham Green Belt and a Conservation Area Buffer Zone. Any development would be subject to the appropriate planning permission.
OVERAGE
Uniquely there are no overage payments on this land - rare in today's land market.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
South Staffordshire Council
METHOD OF SALE
The land is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in lots. The freehold is available with vacant possession upon completion. More land available, so if you have an alternative budget or size requirement, we may be able to help. Please contact Vantage Land for more information.
VIEWING
To arrange a site visit, please contact Vantage Land.
Marketed by: Vantage Land, St. Albans
A wonderful opportunity for you to own a good sized parcel of grazing land with sweeping views over some of the area's most beautiful countryside. This lush pasture land measures 6.06 acres in total and is for sale as a whole or in just 2 lots.
The land gently slopes in a southerly direction towards Smestow Brook and lies between the picturesque villages of Seisdon & Trysull in a beautiful and tranquil setting. It is enclosed in the main by mature hedgerow with both lots enjoying road frontage onto Church Lane, from where the land can be accessed.
The land is suitable for grazing, as a smallholding for hobby farming or for a variety of other recreational or amenity uses subject to any necessary planning consent. The land could also offer potential for those looking for equestrian use in an area well suited to riding out. Uniquely, Chruch Lane is a bridleway providing access to a larger network of bridle paths close by.
ACCESS
The site enjoys extensive road frontage onto Church Lane from where the land can be accessed via a secure gate.
LOCATION
- Between Trysull & Seisdon
- 1.8 miles to Wombourne
- 3.3 miles to Pattingham
- 4.7 miles to Wolverhampton
- 6.5 miles to Dudley
- 12.8 miles to Telford
- 14.5 miles to Birmingham City Centre
- 18.5 miles to Stafford
The land lies between the affluent & picturesque villages of Trysull and Seisdon. Here you can find several local amenities including a post office, an Ofsted rated "Outstanding" primary school and a highly rated pub serving good food.
The larger villages of Pattingham and Wombourne are nearby. Wombourne is often referred to as the country's largest village. It has a thriving community with many groups and organisations open to everyone. The traditional village green contains a variety of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.
The vibrant cities of Wolverhampton and Birmingham are within easy reach. Birmingham is the second biggest city in the UK and it is renowned for its Michelin starred restaurants and the famous Bullring shopping centre.
The land benefits from good transport links lying between the A454 and A449, which connects the site to both the M6 and M5 motorways and from there, the larger motorway network.
Rail connections are excellent - Wolverhampton train station provides frequent and fast links into Birmingham, Manchester and London.
TRANSPORT LINKS
- 1.8 miles to the A454
- 2.1 miles to the A449
- 5.1 miles to Wolverhampton Train Station *
- 9.2 miles to M6 (junction 10)
- 10.8 miles to M5 (junction 1)
- 21.8 miles to Birmingham Airport
* Journey Times: 13 mins to Stafford; 20 mins to Birmingham New Street; 31 mins to Birmingham International Airport
RECREATIONAL
The land lies on Church Lane, which is also a bridleway (Area Name: Trysull and Seisdon 15). A larger network of bridle paths can be found nearby.
Close to the land are a host of local attractions including the National Trust Wightwick Manor, Severn Valley Railway, Baggeridge Country Park, Dudley Zoo & Castle and Halfpenny Green Vineyard with its Wildlife Zoo to name but a few!
There are also several local pubs nearby that serve excellent food and quality real ales.
LAND VALUES
The average value of land has risen by 5.5% in the past 6 months with land prices in the West Midlands 21% higher than the average.
Against a backdrop of growing economic uncertainty, land continues to be a traditional safe-haven for buyers as a hedge against inflation and value increases have outperformed the majority of other major assets including residential property.
Supply is still historically low yet demand remains at an all-time high from a wide range of purchasers, particularly from environmentally driven and lifestyle buyers. Indeed, the average price paid by lifestyle buyers in the region has increased by significantly in the past year.
Given the continued imbalance of limited supply and strong demand land values are predicted to continue to grow.
(Sources: Farmland Index by Knight Frank & Farmland Market Update by Carter Jonas)
AGRICULTURAL & EQUESTRIAN DEVELOPMENT
Numerous parcels of land have been granted permission for agricultural or equestrian development, such as barns or stables, within the local area.
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
South Staffordshire Council's Site Allocations Document (SAD) produced in 2018, forms their Local Plan and has allocated 14 sites within the Green Belt for housing development - the closest of which is just 3 miles from the land for sale.
Several of these sites have already received planning permission and have been developed including; land off Hyde Lane, Kinver and land north of Beggars Bush Lane in Womborne.
HOUSE PRICES
The land is situated within a relatively affluent area where house prices in Trysull are 85% above the county average. These premium house prices reflect the desirability of the area as a place to live and own property - including land.
PLANNING
The land is situated within the Birmingham Green Belt and a Conservation Area Buffer Zone. Any development would be subject to the appropriate planning permission.
OVERAGE
Uniquely there are no overage payments on this land - rare in today's land market.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
South Staffordshire Council
METHOD OF SALE
The land is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in lots. The freehold is available with vacant possession upon completion. More land available, so if you have an alternative budget or size requirement, we may be able to help. Please contact Vantage Land for more information.
VIEWING
To arrange a site visit, please contact Vantage Land.
Marketed by: Vantage Land, St. Albans
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.