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Map3 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
3 beds
69.60 acre(s)
Key information
Council tax: Ask agent
Letting details
- Availability date: 28 Feb 2023
- Unfurnished
- Long term let
Features and description
- Three bedroom farmhouse
- Three bedroom holiday cottage
- A range of buildings
- Meadow, pasture and rough grazing land
- To Let as a whole or in three lots
- In all about 69.6 acres (28.16 hectares)
A stunning mixed use farm with opportunity for further diversification.
Description
Low House Farm is a diversified farm in the heart of the picturesque Yorkshire Dales National Park. The farm sits to the north east of Bolton Abbey, within the Bolton Abbey estate. The setting is typical for the area and comprises of dales rising to the surrounding moorland. The farm benefits from good roadside access and provides further development and leisure opportunities (subject to relevant consents).
Low House Farmhouse - A traditional, well-proportioned farmhouse with a good sized kitchen/diner with log burner (16kW w/back boiler), a large pantry store, two good sized reception rooms, small cellar under the stairs. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and one large family bathroom. The house benefits from a solid fuel back boiler and a UV water filter.
Holiday Cottage - A traditional stone built cottage with a good sized open plan kitchen/diner. There are two double bedrooms along with two bathrooms. Upstairs hosts a further bedroom with a mezzanine room overlooking the Kitchen/Diner. The Holiday cottage is attached to a large barn which is the mirror image of the cottage, providing development potential (subject to the relevant consents).
Farm Buildings - Behind the farmhouse there are two portal framed buildings which provide a large amount of storage space. Next to the portal framed buildings there is a smaller stone built parlour. There is another 4 bay shed located in Lot 2 again providing great storage space.
Acreage: 69.6 Acres
Directions
Nearest Post Code: BD23 6AS
Additional Info
Rights of Way, Easements & Wayleaves - The property is let subject to, and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, public and private whether specifically mentioned or not. The farm is accessed via short private drive with a shared turning area connecting to the publicly maintained road. The tenant of lot 2 will retain access via the main access to the farmhouse.
Services - Mains electricity, spring fed water supplies, private drainage. The farmhouse is served via a solid fuel back boiler and the holiday cottage is served with an oil fired boiler.
Designations - The farm lies within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Subsidies & Grants - The land is not currently registered for any land based schemes.
Sporting Rights - The sporting rights will be retained by the Landlord.
Minerals - The minerals rights will be retained by the Landlord
Timber - The timber rights will be retained by the Landlord
Council Tax - Low House Farm - Band D
Method of Tenure - Low House Farm is offered To Let as a whole or in three lots. The tenure of the holding is to be a Farm Business Tenancy.
Lot 1 – Low House Farm with Agricultural Buildings in all 7.8 acres.
Lot 2 - Grassland extending to approximately 20.6 acres and the 4 bay agricultural shed
Lot 3 - A mixture of meadow, Pasture and Rough grazing extending to approximately 41.2 acres
Offers for part or outside the current lotting may be considered. All prospective Tenants are encouraged to register their interest with Savills as soon as possible.
Repairs - the Landlord will be responsible for the repairs of the main walls and roofs for the built property in Lot 1. The tenant will be responsible for all other repairs in respect to the holding, including the boundary walls. The tenant of Lot 3 will also be expected to cover 75% of the repairs for the access track leading to the holding.
Use - It will be a requirement that the named tenants of the holding will reside in the Farmhouse. The holding will be used for Agricultural purposes with a permission to diversify. The extent of diversification granted on the holding will include:
• Use of farm buildings for storage
• Use of the existing holiday cottage as a guest house
• Developing the other side of the holiday cottage to further guest accommodation
*Further diversification may be granted but will require the Landlord’s permission
Making More Space for Nature - In considering applications, the estate will give additional merit to applications which include clear proposals to farm the land in a nature friendly way. This will include but is not limited to utilisation of stewardship options, creation of wildlife corridors, recording of ecological baselines and ongoing monitoring to enable any changes over time to be monitored.
Viewing - There will be two viewing days available to view the property: By appointment with Savills. The farm will be open for viewing between 8:30am - 11am on Tuesday 22nd November 2022 and 13:30pm – 16:00pm Friday 25th November 2022. Prospective tenants wishing to view the property should register their interest with Edward Martin either by [use Contact Agent Button] or by Phone:[use Contact Agent Button]
Tender - Tenders should be submitted by 12 noon on Friday 2nd December to the Savills, York office. Tenders submitted by email will be accepted, providing they meet the requirements specified on the tender form. Tenders must be submitted on the specified tender form available in the information pack. Full details are included on the form.
Description
Low House Farm is a diversified farm in the heart of the picturesque Yorkshire Dales National Park. The farm sits to the north east of Bolton Abbey, within the Bolton Abbey estate. The setting is typical for the area and comprises of dales rising to the surrounding moorland. The farm benefits from good roadside access and provides further development and leisure opportunities (subject to relevant consents).
Low House Farmhouse - A traditional, well-proportioned farmhouse with a good sized kitchen/diner with log burner (16kW w/back boiler), a large pantry store, two good sized reception rooms, small cellar under the stairs. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and one large family bathroom. The house benefits from a solid fuel back boiler and a UV water filter.
Holiday Cottage - A traditional stone built cottage with a good sized open plan kitchen/diner. There are two double bedrooms along with two bathrooms. Upstairs hosts a further bedroom with a mezzanine room overlooking the Kitchen/Diner. The Holiday cottage is attached to a large barn which is the mirror image of the cottage, providing development potential (subject to the relevant consents).
Farm Buildings - Behind the farmhouse there are two portal framed buildings which provide a large amount of storage space. Next to the portal framed buildings there is a smaller stone built parlour. There is another 4 bay shed located in Lot 2 again providing great storage space.
Acreage: 69.6 Acres
Directions
Nearest Post Code: BD23 6AS
Additional Info
Rights of Way, Easements & Wayleaves - The property is let subject to, and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, public and private whether specifically mentioned or not. The farm is accessed via short private drive with a shared turning area connecting to the publicly maintained road. The tenant of lot 2 will retain access via the main access to the farmhouse.
Services - Mains electricity, spring fed water supplies, private drainage. The farmhouse is served via a solid fuel back boiler and the holiday cottage is served with an oil fired boiler.
Designations - The farm lies within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Subsidies & Grants - The land is not currently registered for any land based schemes.
Sporting Rights - The sporting rights will be retained by the Landlord.
Minerals - The minerals rights will be retained by the Landlord
Timber - The timber rights will be retained by the Landlord
Council Tax - Low House Farm - Band D
Method of Tenure - Low House Farm is offered To Let as a whole or in three lots. The tenure of the holding is to be a Farm Business Tenancy.
Lot 1 – Low House Farm with Agricultural Buildings in all 7.8 acres.
Lot 2 - Grassland extending to approximately 20.6 acres and the 4 bay agricultural shed
Lot 3 - A mixture of meadow, Pasture and Rough grazing extending to approximately 41.2 acres
Offers for part or outside the current lotting may be considered. All prospective Tenants are encouraged to register their interest with Savills as soon as possible.
Repairs - the Landlord will be responsible for the repairs of the main walls and roofs for the built property in Lot 1. The tenant will be responsible for all other repairs in respect to the holding, including the boundary walls. The tenant of Lot 3 will also be expected to cover 75% of the repairs for the access track leading to the holding.
Use - It will be a requirement that the named tenants of the holding will reside in the Farmhouse. The holding will be used for Agricultural purposes with a permission to diversify. The extent of diversification granted on the holding will include:
• Use of farm buildings for storage
• Use of the existing holiday cottage as a guest house
• Developing the other side of the holiday cottage to further guest accommodation
*Further diversification may be granted but will require the Landlord’s permission
Making More Space for Nature - In considering applications, the estate will give additional merit to applications which include clear proposals to farm the land in a nature friendly way. This will include but is not limited to utilisation of stewardship options, creation of wildlife corridors, recording of ecological baselines and ongoing monitoring to enable any changes over time to be monitored.
Viewing - There will be two viewing days available to view the property: By appointment with Savills. The farm will be open for viewing between 8:30am - 11am on Tuesday 22nd November 2022 and 13:30pm – 16:00pm Friday 25th November 2022. Prospective tenants wishing to view the property should register their interest with Edward Martin either by [use Contact Agent Button] or by Phone:[use Contact Agent Button]
Tender - Tenders should be submitted by 12 noon on Friday 2nd December to the Savills, York office. Tenders submitted by email will be accepted, providing they meet the requirements specified on the tender form. Tenders must be submitted on the specified tender form available in the information pack. Full details are included on the form.
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