Land for sale

Moor Lane, Wimborne BH21

A number of Parcel of land available at this location.

The land is next to a Golf course and fisheries.

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See list below.

See plot plan with number.
C6 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C7 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C8 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C9 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C10 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C11 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C12 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000
C13 0.2 809 14m x 58m x 14m x 58m £14,000

A31 0.21 849 14m x 58m x 16m x 58m £9,100
A32 0.21 849 14m x 58m x 16m x 58m £5,800
A34 0.21 849 14m x 58m x 16m x 58m £7,500
A38 0.2 809 16m x 51m x 16m x 51m £21,300
A47 0.3 1214 16m x 56m x 27m x 57m £9,500
A51 0.19 791 14m x 56m x 14m x 57m £11,000
A56b 0.098 396 7m x 57m x 7m x 57£10,200

Please note prices and availability are subject to change.

Land Type: Pasture.

Tenure: Freehold.

Council is Dorset.

Address
Land Lying To The South East Of Church Street
Sturminster Marshall
Wimborne
BH21 4BD

The access is through a shared gate from Mill lane.

Directions from London:-
Leave London on the A316 which will join the M3.Continue on the M3 to junction 14 where you will turn on to the M27 heading towards Bournemouth / Poole. Continue on until this road becomes the A31 and follow signposts to Dorchester stay on this road until you reach the Roundhouse roundabout where you will turn right onto the A350 and pick up signposts for Sturminster Marshall. As you enter Sturminster Marshall turn right into Station Road and set milo to nil. Drive through village passing Churchill Arms then over the roundabout signposted village centre which is now high street and drive through village passing red lion on the right (0.8 on milo) and the church on the left and you are now in church street then when you are at one mile on your milo turn right into track and drive down and field A will be in front of you If you go over a bridge you have gone too far.

Please note you are advised to do your own Due Diligence and with the council to insure the land meets the uses you require it for.

You should check before erecting any type of fencing.