Range of modern and traditional buildings with land

A rare opportunity to purchase an extensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings occupying a special position with spectacular views over Blagdon Lake and set in 3.23 acres (1.31 hectares) or thereabouts.

A range of modern and traditional buildings and pasture extending to 3.23 acres (1.31 hectares) and occupying a fabulous position close to Blagdon Lake.

Farmhouse, cottage, further buildings and an additional adjoining 87acres of pasture and woodland available by separate negotiation.

Introduction.

Grove Farm has been in the ownership of the same Chew Valley family for over 60 years and during that time has been a working farm. Farming has now ceased and the property is being offered with the benefit of vacant possession.

Comprising a range of traditional and modern buildings, set in 3.23 acres of attractive countryside, this is a unique opportunity to acquire a property with significant potential to be used for a range of uses subject to the stautory consents.

The Buildings.

Approached via a separate driveway, the buildings comprise an extensive range of modern and traditional buildings which offer a wealth of potential for a range of uses subject to the necessary consents. They comprise:

1. Stone and tiled former shed/calf houses (12.00m x 5.31m)
2. Block and profiled roof lean-to former cow cubicles (18.83m x 6.75m)
3. Block and profiled roof Barn (18.74m x 8.46m)
4. Block and profiled roof lean-to former cow cubicles (18.51m x 8.66m)
5. Steel framed, block and profiled roof Barn (18.78m x 9.09m)
6. Lean-to block and fibre cement roof former cow cubicles (18.70m x 6.61m)
7. Two storey stone, block and profiled roof former calf house/store (16.68m x 9.00m)
8. Lean-to block and fibre cement former cow cubicles (14.19m x 9.94m)
9. Steel framed traditional Dutch Barn with galvanised iron cladding and roof (5.78m x 14.18m)

The Land.

The adjoins the buildings and extends in total to 3.23 acres or thereabouts. It is gently sloping and is bound by hedges and fences. It comprises of permanent pasture.

About the Area.

Nempnett Thrubwell is situated in the heart of the countryside surrounding Chew Valley and Blagdon lakes just to the south of Bristol, the centre of which is 12 miles to the north. The village comprises of dispersed farmhouses and cottages with local facilities being provided in the nearby villages of Blagdon, Chew Stoke and Chew Magna. The village of Blagdon, is about 3 miles distant and has a post office/general store, butchers, church, village hall, primary school and three public houses.

There are secondary schools in Chew Magna, Backwell and Churchill as well as many independent schools in the locality. For sailing and fishing nearby Chew Valley and Blagdon Lake are ideal and there are footpaths and bridle paths across the valley and over the Mendip Hills. For golfers there are courses at Bristol & Clifton Golf Club at Failand, Burnham & Berrow at Burnham on Sea, and Mendip Spring Golf Club at Congresbury. Bristol International airport is also only a short drive from the property. There are fast trains to London from Bristol and Bath.

Directions.

From Chew Magna, proceed to Chew Stoke on the B3114 and pass through the village. Continue for a further 1½ miles, passing Chew Valley Lake which is on your right. Take the next right turn, into Bickfield Lane, signposted Nempnett Thrubwell. Continue for a further two miles and you will see a turning on your right into Awkward Hill. Keep straight on and the property will be found on your left after 200 metres.

Useful Information.

Postcode - BS40 8YP
Local Authority – Bath & North East Somerset Council
Tenure – Freehold
Servies – Mains water & electricity. Private drainage.
What3words – duet.sharpen.humid
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with the vendors agent Killens, telephone .