Kimpton, Andover, Hampshire, SP11

A well situated and enclosed block of just over three and half acres of grazing with stables situated on the edge of the village with near access to edges of the Salisbury Plain and extensive outriding

Access off lane over a short track to a steel gate leading to a long privately owned gravel and grass drive with mature hedging to one side, post and rail fencing to the opposite leading down and opening into the land. Hard standing for parking. Well enclosed on all sides by mature hedging and mainly enclosed by post and stock wire fencing. Permanent gently sloping pasture predominately chalk and free draining and dotted with a variety of deciduous trees. To the north boundary there is a narrow band of orchard, Apple and fruit trees with some Silver Birches. The paddock land has been divided into a number of enclosures with posts and electric tape. In the north west corner there is steel gate where there is hardstanding gravelled area for parking which gives access to the yard area where there is a timber frame and clad field shelter that has provided the hay store. An additional U-shaped complex of stables on a concrete base (constructed in 2009 with planning 09/00326/FULLN). Timber frame and clad elevations beneath a corrugated roof with guttering and a water butt. Hardstanding to rear for generator if required. The u-shaped building provides two corner foaling boxes and two further loose boxes. Central double doors lead to a tack room and store. Near muck heap and easy access for tractors and vehicles.

The land is situated in the of the village of Kimpton which has a public house and church. Further facilities are available in the neighbouring village of Weyhill which has a garage/store, public house and village hall. Also, the popular Hillier Garden Centre which has a cafe, food and lifestyle store. Andover, approximately 6 miles to the east provides a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities, as well as a mainline railway station with fast services to Waterloo. There is also a mainline railway station in the nearby village of Grateley (Waterloo in about 1 ¼ hours). The A303 is close at hand allowing convenient access to London and the West Country.