Farm for sale
Features and description
- Exciting opportunity to purchase a lifestyle farm in an idyllic setting
- 62.91 acres (25.46 hectares) of productive mixed pasture and meadow land
- Attached stone barn offering potential development opportunity
DESCRIPTION
Located in the Ribble Valley yet close to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Higher Aigden Farm presents an exciting opportunity to purchase a small farm including a farmhouse, attached stone barn, a variety of agricultural buildings and a mixture and meadow and pasture land extending to approximately 62.91 acres (25.46 hectares) set within a ring fence. Access to the farm, shown in brown on the plan is via a shared driveway off Forest Becks Brow approximately 1 mile to the south of Wigglesworth.
THE FARMHOUSE
A traditional stone built farmhouse offers residential accommodation over two floors extending to approximately 115.22 sqm (1,240 sqft). The house is attached to a substantial stone barn which offers potential to extend the existing house subject to any necessary consents. The farmhouse briefly comprises; Ground Floor - Entrance Hall; Living Room; Ground floor Bathroom; Pantry and Kitchen; First Floor - Three bedrooms and separate w/c. Subject to any necessary planning approval the property would benefit from modernisation and possible extension into the adjacent barn.
AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS
In addition to the attached stone barn there are a variety of general purpose agricultural buildings located close to the farmhouse and these include a mono pitched block built cattle loose house; former piggery; lean to lambing shed; Dutch barn with lean to machinery store; cow shed with lean to feed area; mono pitched pole barn tractor shed; stone built workshop with rear extension and lean to cattle housing. The buildings are of a substantial vintage although are functional in nature.
LAND
The land at Higher Aigden Farm extends to approximately 62.91 acres (25.46 hectares) and has previously been used for sheep, cattle and horse grazing as well as the production of hay and silage. The fields are bounded by fences and hedges and all are set within a ring fence.
SERVICES
The property has mains electricity, water is supplied from a spring and drainage is to a septic tank. None of the services have been tested and interested parties should make their own enquiries as part of their due diligence.
BASIC PAYMENT SCHEME & COUNTRYSIDE STEWARDSHIP SCHEMES
The land is registered with the Rural Payments Agency and the Vendor has claimed the BPS for 2023 scheme year and will retain all delinked payments. The land is not part of any Countryside Stewardship schemes.
WAYLEAVE, EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY
The property is sold with the benefit of all Easements, Wayleaves and Rights of Way whether mentioned in these particulars or not. There are public footpaths that cross through the property and interested parties should familiarise themselves with their location and how they may affect their intended use of the land.
SPORTING RIGHTS
All sporting rights are included as part of the sale of the property so far as they exist.
COUNCIL TAX
Higher Aigden Farm is in Band D with an annual payment to Ribble Valley Borough Council.
LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY
Ribble Valley Borough Council
Council Offices, Church Walk
Clitheroe
Lancashire
BB7 2RA
OFFERS AND ENQUIRIES
The property is available for sale by private treaty and the Vendor reserves the right to conclude the sale by any means deemed appropriate. To make an offer or for further information please contact David Claxton on[use Contact Agent Button] or by email; [use Contact Agent Button]
TENURE
The property is held freehold and vacant possession will be provided upon completion of the sale.
VIEWINGS
Viewings are strictly by appointment only. Please contact the WBW office to book an appointment to view the property.
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