Goosey, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7

Arable and pasture in the Vale of White Horse

Description

Lot 1 of the land at Goosey extends to about 179 acres in total and comprises a level block of arable land extending to about 125.4 acres, and split into eight fields with direct road access from Goosey Lane, and field-to-field thereafter. The fields are of a workable size with the benefit of grass access margins for walking and riding.

There are four fields of permanent pasture, extending to approximately 52 acres. These fields are bordered and mostly fenced for cattle.

There are a couple of small copses which comprise predominantly deciduous woodland,along with several ponds. The woodland and ponds extend to about 1.79 acres, and 0.72 acres of miscellaneous areas/tracks.

A particular feature of the land is the mature hedgerows that provide shelter and a wonderful habitat for a variety of species. Wildlife includes roe deer and hares, birdlife includes curlew and lapwing.

The land at Goosey is available as a whole or in two Lots.

Viewing - Strictly by appointment with Savills. Prior to making an appointment to view, we strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property, in order that you do not make a wasted journey.

Location

The land is situated on the edge of the village of Goosey, between Faringdon and Wantage in South Oxfordshire.

Goosey is a pretty rural village within a conservation area, set around a picturesque village green. Stanford in the Vale located just two miles away has everyday amenities.




Acreage: 179 Acres

Directions

Nearest Post Code
SN7 8PE

Additional Info

Land at Goosey is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in two lots, subject to a Farm Business Tenancy with the term date being 29th September 2026. Vacant possession may be available on completion.

Restrictive Covenant: Purchasers should be aware that the land hatched on the plan will be sold subject to a restrictive covenant restricting the use of that land solely to agriculture and with a clause preventing the erection of any buildings.