Stags have recently launched three parcels of commercial land in Devon to the autumn market.
Land at Clannaborough Cross, near Crediton, comprises a productive run of 83 acres of Grade II arable land in a well-positioned location in mid Devon. Guide price for the whole is £750,000.
The land is easy working, free draining and fertile, suitable for growing a wide variety of crops, and will appeal to farmers in the vicinity looking for land for expansion as well as investors looking to invest in premium land.
Land at Bentwitchen, near South Molton comprises 133.80 acres of level and sloping pasture situated on the south western boundary of Exmoor National Park. The land is situated in two blocks and has fantastic views towards Exmoor. It provides excellent grazing along with sporting appeal and has been used for growing cover crops. Guide price for the whole is £725,000. This land will appeal to farmers looking for additional land for expansion as well as buyers with an interest in owning part of Exmoor for sporting or conservation purposes.
Barn and land at Sutcombe, near Holsworthy comprises 137 acres of south facing arable and grassland together with a modern style barn with planning consent under Class Q to create a single storey dwelling with four bedrooms. Guide price as a whole is £1,049,000. This land and building is an excellent opportunity for someone to create a new farm holding, either a new entrant to farming, a farmer looking to expand with a rearing unit or an existing farmer looking to upsize from a smaller unit.
George Alder of Stags Farm Agency said: "We expect to see substantial interest from buyers, particularly as opportunities have been rare and, even though there is some uncertainty over Brexit, many established farming businesses are structured to factor in risk and uncertainty, often when producing crops or stock, due to various factors that are outside their control."
For further information contact Stags Farm Agency on 01392 680059 or email farms@stags.co.uk
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