Versatile 11.99-acre pasture with long-term development potential, sold by formal tender.
Approximately 11.99 acres (4.85 ha) of gently sloping permanent pasture
For sale as whole or in up to four lots to suit buyer requirements
Falls outside former AONB — potential long-term development prospects (subject to planning)
No on-site services; Lots 1 & 2 need to connect to nearby mains water
Access track owned/maintained by Lot 2 if lots sold separately; shared maintenance costs
Third-party right of way (Hilltop Barn) crosses the access track
Sale by Formal Tender; 10% cheque and signed contract required on tender
Successful buyers pay administration fee (£1,500+ VAT or 1.5% if whole)
This is an extensive parcel of gently sloping permanent pasture extending to approximately 11.99 acres (4.85 ha), offered either as a whole or in up to four individual lots. The land sits on the east side of Chittleburn Hill on the outskirts of Brixton, with clear rural views, established hedgerows and mature trees providing natural screening — well suited to agricultural, equestrian or amenity uses (subject to planning).
The site falls outside the former AONB designation, presenting longer-term potential for diversification or development subject to local planning policies. There are no on-site services currently; Lot 1 and Lot 2 will need to make their own connections to the nearby mains water supply point. Buyers should factor in the absence of services when budgeting for change of use or infrastructure works.
Access is via gateways off the A379 and an access track serving Lots 2–4. If sold separately, Lot 2 will own and maintain the access track and a new 8m access strip; Lots 3 and 4 will hold rights of way and share maintenance costs. A third-party right of way exists for the neighbouring Hilltop Barn. These access and fencing provisions create clear responsibilities and costs for separate-lot purchasers.
Sale will be by Formal Tender with a closing date of Friday 31st October 2025 at 12 noon. Tenderers must submit a signed legal contract and a cheque for 10% of their offer; an accepted tender constitutes exchange. Successful purchasers will also pay an administration fee (minimum £1,500 plus VAT, or 1.5% if the whole is sold). Prospective buyers should review the legal pack and factor in the sale conditions, rights and maintenance obligations before tendering.