The Woodyard

The land area extends to approximately 87 acres in total, The arable land has the benefit of drainage. The Land is classified at Grade 3. The soils, according to the Soil Association of England and Wales are classified as Denchworth (Slowly permeable seasonally waterlogged clayey soils with similar fine loamy over clayey soils. Some fine loamy over clayey soils with only slight seasonal waterlogging and some slowly permeable calcareous clayey soils). The property is registered to receive basic payments from the Rural Payment Agency. The vendors will use their reasonable endeavours to transfer the Basic Payment Scheme entitlements to the purchaser. The current years entitlements are reserved for the vendor

Lots 1 and 4 are also available for an additional cost.

The situated in the heart of the Vale of the White Horse just to the southeast of Faringdon with a stunning view of the Berkshire Downs. Access to Oxford and Didcot stations is easy – both within about 15 miles and London is usually about 90
minutes drive.

Oxford and its environs is home to many renowned schools and its two Universities – an internationally famous centre of learning, culture and science based high tech business hub. Superbly located for a range of excellent schools, including Cothill, St. Hugh's, The Dragon, Summer Fields, The Manor Abingdon, Pinewood at Bourton, Church of England primaries at Buckland and Stanford in the Vale. Secondary schools include Abingdon, Cokethorpe, Magdalen, Oxford High, Headington, St. Helens and St. Katherines, Radley and St. Edwards.

Local convenience stores can be found in Stanford in the Vale, with range of shops and amenities in
Faringdon including a little Waitrose, Tesco and Aldi. Oxford, Newbury, Cheltenham and Bicester Village provide for a wider choice of facilities and amenities.

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