Land for sale

Kemble, Cirencester, Wiltshire GL7

About 66.91 acres of Cotswold arable and pasture

Description
South of Haresdown Hill/A433, is valley of permanent pasture extending to 13.6 acres with direct road access bordered by Cotswold stone walls and hedgerows, with a further arable field of approximately 17.1 acres.

To the west and accessed from Jackaments Lane, is an arable field extending to approximately 30.3 acres with a small copse.

Also included within the sale is a short distance of the former Tetbury Branch Line.

The land comprises approximately 66.91 acres (27.07 hectares) in total and comprises, 47.44 acres of arable, 15.99 acres of pasture and 3.30 acres of woodland / scrub.

The property is available as a whole or in two Lots.

Lot 1: 64.80 acres of grass and arable land

Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. Prior to making an appointment to view, we strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property, in order that you do not make a wasted journey.

Location
The land is located south of Haresdown Hill/A433 and west of Jackaments Lane, located west of the village of Kemble. The land is located approximately 5.1 miles from Cirencester and just off the A433, with access to the A429 via Kemble. There are direct trains to London Paddington from Kemble from 67 minutes. The land is situated adjacent to Cotswold Airport which is a private airport, for private jet charters, helicopter charters and commercial enterprises.

Acreage:
66.91 Acres

Directions
Nearest Post Code
GL7 6BA

Additional Info
Restrictive Covenant
The vendor will retain a restrictive covenant over the land to prevent use other than equestrian or agricultural purposes. The covenant will also prevent the erection of any building other than for agricultural or equestrian uses. Any proposed building for those purposes will require design consent by the vendor. For clarity if a building is erected and used for any other purpose other than equestrian or agricultural then it will be deemed a breach of the covenant.

The are multiple restrictive covenants in favour of adjoining properties in the main restricting the erection of buildings. A full breakdown is available from the agents.