112.24 Acres (45.42 Hectares), Arable Land At Hardwick, Near Saxilby, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 2PW

Guide price

£890,000

Size

112.24

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No floor / site plan

Key features

  • Arable land currently growing Miscanthus
  • For Sale by Private Treaty as a whole

Description

Arable land currently growing Miscanthus

For Sale by Private Treaty as a whole

A single field with direct access off Hardwick Lane on to an area of stoned hardstanding . The land is cropped with miscanthus, which was planted in 2024. The established crop of miscanthus is included in the guide price for the land however the Sellers reserves holdover rights to harvest, store and sell the current years crop.

The Fossdyke Navigation canal adjoins the land. The Fossdyke connects the River Trent at Torksey to Lincoln and dates back to Roman times, so may be the oldest canal still in use.

The land is classified as part grade 2 and part grade 3 on the new Predictive Agricultural Land Classification Map (England). The soils are shown on the 1:250,000 soil map of England and Wales as belonging to the Wickham 2 and the Blackwood soil series.

Wickham 2 is characterised by fine loamy over clayey, fine silty over clayey and clayey soils with land use including cereals and grassland.

Blackwood is characterised by sandy and coarse loamy soils with land use including cereals, potatoes and sugar beet.

Location

The land is situated to the south of the hamlet of Hardwick on the east side of the Fossdyke Navigation canal and 1 mile west of the village of Saxilby. Hardwick is approximately 9 miles north west of the City of Lincoln in the county of Lincolnshire.

The land can be accessed from either Saxilby or Torksey village.

From Saxilby take Sykes Lane to the west for approximately 2 miles and turn left on to Hardwick Lane and follow south for approximately 1.1 miles and the area of hardstanding and land is on your left-hand side.

From Torksey take Station Road to the east and turn right on to Hardwick Lane and follow south east for approximately 1.5 miles before turning right on to Hardwick Lane and follow south for approximately 1.1 miles and the area of hardstanding and land is on your left-hand side.

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Viewings of land can be at any time during daylight hours, on foot and with a copy of these particulars to hand.

Tenure Comments

The land is registered under Land Registry freehold title number LL412411 and leasehold title LL429834.

Insofar as we are aware, the mineral, timber and sporting rights are to be included in the sale in so far as they are owned.
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112.24 Acres (45.42 Hectares), Arable Land At Hardwick, Near Saxilby, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 2PW

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