Heol Senni, Brecon, Powys

The Land

The land lies within two separate blocks which are bound by ring fences, extending in all to approximately 80.95 acres (32.76 hectares). The property is situated approximately 2 miles South of the small village of Heol Senni. The land is currently used for grazing livestock, predominantly sheep and benefits from several natural water supplies. The land is bound by hedgerows and stockproofed boundaries. Both lots can be easily accessed via a gateway with roadside frontage onto the council-maintained road. The land is laid to pasture and is classified as Grade 4 and 5.

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The topography and nature of the land may offer additional biodiversity and natural capital opportunities and subsequently provide possible income generation and capital growth in the future. The land benefits from a plethora of biodiversity in the form of permanent pasture, mature trees, woodland, hedgerows and natural water, which may provide opportunities including mitigating carbon in the future.

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The land is split into two blocks, the larger block of land is laid to rough pasture. The land is bound by hedge and fence boundaries with access from a council-maintained road. The property has numerous sources of natural water supplies, which run through streams situated on the property. The land is relatively sloping, with some areas of the land benefiting from large amounts of overhead coverage from mature hedgerows and mature trees. A majority of the land is laid to rough pasture, with a portion of the land being grazed woodland. The property also neighbours Bryn Melyn Hill, benefiting from Hill Grazing Rights. Additionally, the large block of land benefits from a livestock handling/loading penning area, which is situated adjacent to the roadside. A majority of the land is laid to rough pasture, with a portion of the land being grazed woodland. The property also neighbours Bryn Melyn Hill, the land also benefits from Hill Grazing Rights.

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The smaller block of land is currently laid to pasture and is bound by stockproof fencing and mature hedgerows. The land benefits from roadside frontage to a council-maintained road and a natural water supply. The 8.33 acres of land is relatively flat, with potential for the land to be used for seasonal cropping. The land is currently used for livestock grazing. The land benefits from large amounts of overhead coverage from mature hedgerows and mature trees.

Price Guide:

A guide price of £4,000 per acre.

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Directions

From Brecon, head Southwest towards Libanus on the A470. Carry on through Libanus for 1 mile and turn right onto the A4215. Travel 2.2 miles on the A4215 and turn left towards Heol Senni. Take the third left before reaching Heol Senni and carry on 1.8 miles towards the land. The land can be found on the left and right-hand sides of the road.