Bury Lane, Doynton, Bristol, South Gloucestershire, BS30

Description

The land extends to approximately 10.94 acres (4.42ha) of flat to gently sloping permanent pastureland, arranged in one field parcel, with straightforward direct roadside access at three points of Wick Lane. The land benefits from planning consent granted for the establishment of a horticultural business to include the relevant infrastructure and buildings associated, providing an excellent opportunity to form a unique enterprise in a desirable location. The land is sold with the benefit of the existing business plan, submitted as part of the planning consent, together with the business known as ‘Kitchen Garden Farm’. The land is bordered by stock proof fencing, mature hedgerows, and trees, in the main, and is connected to mains water. There is also a shipping container with electricity and heating to be included within the sale.

Location

The land is situated to the north east of the South Gloucestershire village of Wick, which provides everyday facilities including village shop, public houses, church, and primary school. Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is within 5 miles of the land and offers links to the regional cities of Bristol (8 miles), Cardiff (46 miles), and London (111 miles). The land offers far reaching views of the Cotswold Way, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Agents Notes 1

A public footpath crosses the land, joining at the south west access off Wick Lane, following the western boundary until it crosses the field to the north east.

Agents Notes 2

Please contact the agent for a copy of the proposed business plan.

Services

We understand mains water is connected to the land.

Basic Payment Scheme

Basic Payment Scheme entitlements are excluded from the sale.

Planning

Planning consent was granted on 5th November 2021 under planning reference ‘P19/17557/F’ for the ‘erection of 2no. propagation houses and 1no. single storey equipment store building and one single storey staff welfare building and the construction of a gravel yard to access area’. The consent included an intention to grow fruit, salad crops, vegetables, and herbs, with a Truffle orchard. The consent was subject to various conditions, which are in the process of being discharged and it is anticipated an implemented consent is to follow in due course, with therefore no time constraints for development.

Viewing

At any reasonable daylight hour with a set of sales particulars and with the usual courtesy shown to the occupier.