Properties For Sale by Bruton Knowles, Leominster, including sold STC

The land extends to approximately 200 acres and comprises mainly 107 acres of Grade 2 arable land, 43 acres of pastureland, 40 acres of orchards and 7 acres of woodland. The land is for sale by Formal Tender closing at 12 noon on Wednesday 1st July 2026.

A fantastic opportunity to purchase a splendid Grade II Listed farmhouse, farm buildings and land in a secluded location. The property has huge potential and would suit someone looking to create an idyllic smallholding or equestrian property. Accommodation The property has a number of impressiv...

A rare opportunity to purchase an unspoilt farmhouse with grounds extending to around 12 acres together with farm buildings. The property comprises a four bedroom farmhouse, in need of some updating, a range of modern and traditional farm buildings and pasture land. The property has huge potenti...

On the south west boundary is approximately 74.45 acres of arable land together with a lake, smaller pond and surrounds extending to about 6 acres. In the past this has been used as a fly-fishing facility but has been undisturbed for the last 7 years. This offers the potential for angling related diversification, or to enjoy the wildlife and conservation aspects, with the possibility of an income from participating in environmental schemes. Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way A public footpath runs from the public road southwards to cross the Garren river west of the buildings. A gas main crosses the farm north of the buildings from east to west. The land is sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, quasi easements, wayleaves, and rights of way both declared and undeclared. Sporting, Timber and Mineral Rights All mineral, timber and sporting rights are included in the freehold sale, in so far as they are owned. Tenure Freehold with possession available to be given upon completion. Method of Sale This is for sale by Private Treaty. Directions From Hereford, take the A49 road south for about 10 miles until the A4137 junction signed for Symmonds Yat and Monmouth. Take the A4137 for about 2 miles past St Owen's Cross, take the right turn for Biddlestone, Langstone and Llangarron. After about 300m take the right hand fork, follow this lane to the end until reaching the T junction, where the farm drive will be directly in front of you. What 3 Words...

Lot 1: 42.7 acres (17.28 ha) arable: comprises mainly arable land across four larger fields with a small 1.3-acre field of pasture. Access is via an existing gateway off Banton Lane from Ebstree Road. The land is capable of growing a range of crops, being flat and classified as Grade 2 agricultural land with fertile loamy soils. The land has previously been farmed in an arable rotation by a local farmer and was in winter barley last Summer. Lot 2 (SOLD STC): 10.7 acres (4.33 ha) pasture: a single field of pasture. Access is via a gateway at the south of the land from the stone track from Post Office Road. It is bordered by Smestow Brook to the west and equestrian paddocks to the south and east. The land would be suitable for a buyer with a small-holding or equestrian interest with good nearby bridleways.

Approximately 19.23 acres of arable land at Kinnersley and comprises predominantly Grade 2 arable land. For Sale by Formal Tender closing at 12 noon on Wednesday 1st July 2026

An opportunity to acquire a block of attractive pasture land on the edge of the village of Richards Castle. Approximately 61.72 acres (24.98 ha) in total For sale as a whole or in two lots Lot 1: 39.43 acres (15.98 ha) pasture - Guide Price £470,000. Lot 2: 22.29 acres (9.02 ha) pasture Guide price £265,000. Guide Price for the whole £735,000 Ludlow 5 miles, Leominster 7 miles, Hereford 20 miles Situation Land at Court House Farm is located on the edge of the village of Richards Castle, with direct access onto the B4361 between Ludlow and Leominster. Lot 1: 39.43 acres (15.98 ha) pasture land. An attractive block of Grade 2 and 3 pasture land. Part of this block has been cultivated in the past and advice from Natural England in 2016 relating to whether an Environmental Impact Assessment was needed to bring the land back into arable production was that provided your client has evidence for the annual fertiliser applications …. and they are sure the land is not a semi-natural area as set out in the guidance then they would be free to proceed.. It has direct gated access from the B4361 to the south of Richards Castle. Lot 2: 22.29 acres (9.02 ha) pasture land A block of Grade 3 pasture land, adjacent to Richards Castle village. Access to the land from the highway is through Court House Farm yard, shown in brown on the plan. Please note if the property is bought as a whole the

Approximately 11.4 acres of permanent pasture in a single block east of Brecon. The land is an isolated block of permanent pasture, gently sloping northward. It is surrounded by agriculture to the north, east and west and Dering Lines Infantry School to the south. It is in good heart with boundaries defined by mature hedgerows and stock-fencing. It is classified as mainly Grade 2 agricultural land with freely draining loamy soils. The land doesn't have any vehicular access or right of way and has been historically grazed by a nearby farmer. It is attractive to a lifestyle buyer who might seek to rewild the land. It would also appeal to continued livestock or equestrian grazing subject to gaining the necessary access consents. Current access is via a public footpath from the fields and A470 to the east and Brynawelon cul-de-sac to the west.