The Old Pumping Station, Ryhall, PE9 4EW

Level, triangular shaped site with an access track off the A6121, surrounded by a hedges and fences.

Location - Ryhall is a large village located on the eastern edge of Rutland approximately 3 km ( 2 Miles) north of Stamford on the A 6121. The village has an extensive sports complex, shop and children's playground. It has St Mary’s Parish Church and two pubs. The population is about 2,000.

The site is situated on the southern edge of the village at the junction with the road to Little Casterton.

Description - The property comprises a level, triangular shaped site with an access track off the A6121, surrounded by a hedge and fence.

There is a single brick-built building on site measuring approximately 26 sq m (280 sq ft). There are no services connected to the building or site.

Planning - No information available – interested parties to make their own enquiries as to the current and potential uses of the property.

Tenure - The site is to be sold freehold with vacant possession. We understand that a caution was registered by Burghley House Preservation Trust who claim to be entitled to the minerals under the Property.

Services - There is mains electricity on site but it is not currently connected, we are not aware of any other services on site.

Wayleaves & Easements - The land will be sold with the benefits of any wayleaves or easements whether or not disclosed. The vendors are unaware of such matters.

Terms - The property is for sale by informal tender – closing date 30th November 2026. Unconditional offers are invited. Further details are available from the agent.

Vat - We understand that VAT will not be charged on the sale price.

Legal Costs - Each party is to be responsible for its own legal costs incurred in the transaction.

Viewing - For further information or an appointment to view please contact
KM &
Andrew Leech at Richardson on or email: