Productive pasture in the Lake District—ideal for grazing or diversification.
Approximately 10.37 hectares (25.63 acres) of Grade 4 pasture
Lot 3 at Robin Hood Farm offers approximately 10.37 hectares (25.63 acres) of productive Grade 4 pasture within the Lake District National Park. The block lies in a well-established livestock district, with good field access onto the public highway and a mains water supply to a number of fields. The size and field layout suit grazing, mowing and general agricultural use, or diversification projects that benefit from a spectacular rural setting.
Practical points that matter: vacant possession of the agricultural land will be available from 1 October 2024, the delinked Basic Payment remains with the vendor, and there are currently no environmental stewardship agreements in place. Purchasers should note the land is sold subject to any rights of way, easements and wayleaves and will be required to install sub‑meters to the mains water supply (subsequent billing applies).
This lot will appeal to local farmers seeking to expand holdings, investors looking for income from grazing or hay, and buyers wanting a substantial block within a protected landscape. The land’s Grade 4 classification makes it most suitable for grass production rather than intensive arable use. Prospective purchasers should confirm tenure and all service conditions; the sale is by auction/offer and the vendor reserves the right to sell or amend particulars.