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63.72 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
The Land at Stroud Hill Farm has been utilised
for grazing cattle in recent years and as such
benefits from stock proof fencing and a water
supply. The land is split by a private driveway
that separates five of the six parcels of land.
The single parcel to the east of the private
driveway has an area of attractive and mature
woodland to the north.
The topography of the land is generally flat,
although the northwestern parcels gradually
slope towards the charming Potterne Urchfont
Brook which borders part of the property.
Lot 1 includes all land to the west of the private
driveway which comprises 47.97 acres (19.41
ha) of pasture. Lot 2 comprises the one 15.75
acre (6.38 ha) field enclosure to the east of
the private driveway which is a combination of
attractive mature woodland and pasture.
The soils are described as slowly permeable
and seasonally wet and as such are capable of
producing good crops of grass.
The land is accessed via a shared track which
runs from the quiet Crookwood Lane. The
land is bordered to the east by the Reading to
Taunton railway line and to the northwest by
the Potterne to Urchfont brook.
for grazing cattle in recent years and as such
benefits from stock proof fencing and a water
supply. The land is split by a private driveway
that separates five of the six parcels of land.
The single parcel to the east of the private
driveway has an area of attractive and mature
woodland to the north.
The topography of the land is generally flat,
although the northwestern parcels gradually
slope towards the charming Potterne Urchfont
Brook which borders part of the property.
Lot 1 includes all land to the west of the private
driveway which comprises 47.97 acres (19.41
ha) of pasture. Lot 2 comprises the one 15.75
acre (6.38 ha) field enclosure to the east of
the private driveway which is a combination of
attractive mature woodland and pasture.
The soils are described as slowly permeable
and seasonally wet and as such are capable of
producing good crops of grass.
The land is accessed via a shared track which
runs from the quiet Crookwood Lane. The
land is bordered to the east by the Reading to
Taunton railway line and to the northwest by
the Potterne to Urchfont brook.
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