Pasture / Grassland and Woodland

Description

The land has direct access off the parish road through a five bar gate and comprises a level area with a large barn/stable block, four fenced pasture paddocks, a rewilded area at the top of the hill and an area of deciduous woodland surrounding a small quarry area in all extending to just over 8 Acres.

In 2013 the property was granted planning permission for change of use of land for equestrian purposes and an erection of a block of stables and feed store. The stable block has been built and has the benefit of mains water and electricity and drainage pipe.

Description

The lower fields are comparatively flat and ideally suited to many uses (subject to any necessary consents). At present used for grazing or mowing but attractions for equestrian or other project uses exist. Gently sloping fenced pasture paddocks run up to a rewilded area at the top where one can enjoy an outstanding view across the valley to the historic Cathedral of the Forest with a mature oak tree in the middle. There is a small area of deciduous woodland around the old quarry.

The land is situated on the edge of the village of Newland, above the Lower Wye Valley and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between Monmouth and Chepstow with easy access to the M48 motorway and the Severn Bridges.

Services

Mains water is connected to the site and nearly all fields have water troughs connected to the mains. Mains electricity to the stable block and a sewage pipe to the rear of the stables.

Access

Access is off the parish lane with easy access to the A466 and B4248, Bristol, Cardiff and Gloucester etc.

Tenure

Freehold with vacant possession on completion.

Directions

From Monmouth take the A466 road to Redbrook On reaching Newland turn left to Newland and Coleford and follow the road going through Newland. Proceed down the hill going out of the village and just after the turning right into Laundry Lane the entrance to the field is on the right hand side.

Local Authority

Forest of Dean County Council

Viewing

At any reasonable daylight hour with a set of sales particulars.