Ring‑fenced farmland with grain store and good A1 access.
Approximately 296.50 acres (120 ha) of predominantly arable land
A rare, ring-fenced agricultural holding extending to about 296.50 acres (120 ha) on Grade 2 and 3 soils, offered as a whole or in three lots. The land is principally arable with pockets of woodland, three ponds in Lot 3 and a modern grain store (700 tonne capacity) with a conditioning floor and three-phase electricity already connected. Elevated parcels provide far-reaching views across the Vale of Belvoir and convenient access to the A1 and Grantham.
This is well-suited to a commercial farming operator or investor seeking scale and immediate cropping potential. Soilscapes describe the ground as slowly permeable, seasonally wet loamy soils used historically for root and combinable crops; a five-year cropping schedule is available. The block benefits from multiple vehicle access points, mature hedgerow boundaries and established infrastructure that reduces immediate capital expenditure for grain handling.
Buyers should note a number of material restrictions and existing arrangements. The land lies within a Surface Water Nitrate Vulnerable Zone and is entered into Countryside Stewardship (until 31 Dec 2025) and Sustainable Farming Incentive (until April 2027) schemes. The sale is subject to a 25% development overage on any uplift from non-agricultural planning consent for 25 years. Public footpaths cross Lots 2 and 3 and 11kV overhead lines traverse the holding.
Practical points: mains water and three-phase supply are connected to the grain store but prospective buyers must verify service availability for other parts. Broadband speeds are recorded as very slow; mobile signal is excellent. If purchased in lots, cross-rights, wayleaves and access reservations will be required and holdover for growing crops will apply for harvest 2025 onward.