Baston, Peterborough
Guide Price
£500,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Farm Land
- SIZE
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Description
52.14 acres (approx) (21.10 Ha) of mainly arable land for sale by tender in up to 4 lots.
Tender deadline 12 noon on Wednesday 19th August 2026.
Location - The land is located to the south and east of the village of Baston, which is approx 4 miles to the south of Bourne. Three of the lots are directly accessible from the public highway, with the fourth lot being accessible via a track over lot 3.
Description - The land comprises 5 separate fields, one of which includes a semi-derelict building and former RAF radar facility. A telecommunication mast is also located on the site for which no rent is payable, as it was commuted into a capital sum paid to the owners several years ago.
The land is classified Grade 2 on the former MAFF Agricultural Land Classification Map and is referred to as being of River Terrace and Lacustrine Gravel geology by the Soil Survey of England and Wales.
Lot 1 - 27.06 acres (10.95 hectares) of arable land edged red on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Spring Barley, 2025: Sugar beet, 2024: Winter Wheat, 2023: Potatoes, 2022: Spring Barley.
Lot 2 - 6.13 acres (2.48 hectares) of arable land edged green on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Spring Barley, 2025: Sugar beet, 2024: Winter Wheat, 2023: Potatoes, 2022: Spring Barley.
Lot 3 - 5.95 acres (2.41 hectares) of grass land edged yellow on the attached plan. The buildings and telecommunication mast are included in this lot.
Lot 4 - 13.00 acres (5.26 hectares) of arable land edged orange on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Winter Barley, 2025: Spring Barley, 2024: Sugar Beet, 2023: Winter Barley, 2022: Spring Barley.
Tenure - Freehold, with vacant possession upon completion.
Registered Titles - The 3 fields in Baston Fen are under Title LL264644 and the 2 fields south of Baston come under Title LL264088.
The On-Tower communication mast on lot 3 is subject to a 15 year lease from 2023 registered under Title LL422907 and Openreach have a Wayleave Agreement (WL344146) for an underground cable running from the main Bourne to Peterborough road (A15), down the current northern boundary access track to the telecommunication mast.
Agricultural/Environmental Subsidies - All of the land is registered with the Rural Payments Agency, but is not currently included in any scheme.
Plans - Plans of the land are attached and are for identification purposes only. A location plan is also attached.
Wayleaves, Easements & Rights Of Way - The land is sold subject to, and with the benefit of all rights, easements and wayleaves, whether specifically mentioned in these sale particulars, or not. There is a public footpath along the eastern boundary in lot 3.
In relation to the grass field to the south of Baston (Lot 3), the vendors reserve the right to continue to use the northern boundary access track to gain access to retained land to the north-east.
Sporting, Timber & Mineral Rights - These are included in the sale insofar as they are owned.
Tenantright - There will be no claims for Tenantright, nor any entertained for dilapidations.
Outgoings - Drainage rates are payable to the Welland Deepings Internal Drainage Board.
Method Of Sale - The land is for sale by tender in up to 4 lots. Those wishing to submit an offer should do so by completing the attached Tender Form and submitting it to the selling agents by the tender deadline.
Viewing - Viewing on foot may be carried out without an appointment by those in possession of a set of the sale particulars. Please be aware of any potential hazards.
Tender deadline 12 noon on Wednesday 19th August 2026.
Location - The land is located to the south and east of the village of Baston, which is approx 4 miles to the south of Bourne. Three of the lots are directly accessible from the public highway, with the fourth lot being accessible via a track over lot 3.
Description - The land comprises 5 separate fields, one of which includes a semi-derelict building and former RAF radar facility. A telecommunication mast is also located on the site for which no rent is payable, as it was commuted into a capital sum paid to the owners several years ago.
The land is classified Grade 2 on the former MAFF Agricultural Land Classification Map and is referred to as being of River Terrace and Lacustrine Gravel geology by the Soil Survey of England and Wales.
Lot 1 - 27.06 acres (10.95 hectares) of arable land edged red on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Spring Barley, 2025: Sugar beet, 2024: Winter Wheat, 2023: Potatoes, 2022: Spring Barley.
Lot 2 - 6.13 acres (2.48 hectares) of arable land edged green on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Spring Barley, 2025: Sugar beet, 2024: Winter Wheat, 2023: Potatoes, 2022: Spring Barley.
Lot 3 - 5.95 acres (2.41 hectares) of grass land edged yellow on the attached plan. The buildings and telecommunication mast are included in this lot.
Lot 4 - 13.00 acres (5.26 hectares) of arable land edged orange on the attached plan. Back cropping 2026: Winter Barley, 2025: Spring Barley, 2024: Sugar Beet, 2023: Winter Barley, 2022: Spring Barley.
Tenure - Freehold, with vacant possession upon completion.
Registered Titles - The 3 fields in Baston Fen are under Title LL264644 and the 2 fields south of Baston come under Title LL264088.
The On-Tower communication mast on lot 3 is subject to a 15 year lease from 2023 registered under Title LL422907 and Openreach have a Wayleave Agreement (WL344146) for an underground cable running from the main Bourne to Peterborough road (A15), down the current northern boundary access track to the telecommunication mast.
Agricultural/Environmental Subsidies - All of the land is registered with the Rural Payments Agency, but is not currently included in any scheme.
Plans - Plans of the land are attached and are for identification purposes only. A location plan is also attached.
Wayleaves, Easements & Rights Of Way - The land is sold subject to, and with the benefit of all rights, easements and wayleaves, whether specifically mentioned in these sale particulars, or not. There is a public footpath along the eastern boundary in lot 3.
In relation to the grass field to the south of Baston (Lot 3), the vendors reserve the right to continue to use the northern boundary access track to gain access to retained land to the north-east.
Sporting, Timber & Mineral Rights - These are included in the sale insofar as they are owned.
Tenantright - There will be no claims for Tenantright, nor any entertained for dilapidations.
Outgoings - Drainage rates are payable to the Welland Deepings Internal Drainage Board.
Method Of Sale - The land is for sale by tender in up to 4 lots. Those wishing to submit an offer should do so by completing the attached Tender Form and submitting it to the selling agents by the tender deadline.
Viewing - Viewing on foot may be carried out without an appointment by those in possession of a set of the sale particulars. Please be aware of any potential hazards.
Brochures
Land at Baston - Details & Tender Form.pdfBrochureBaston, Peterborough
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Stamford Station8.6 miles
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