« Back

35.77 acres, Land at Stryt Yr Hwch Farm, Sontley, North Wales
Sold (STC) - £434,000

Click icon above to open expanded view

• Find a mortgage for this property
• View a brochure
• View map
• Contact agent
• Add to my property portfolio
• E-mail a friend
• Printer friendly page

• 29.23 acres of land available
• 6.53 acres of woodland
• Roadside access
• Natural capital value
• Amenity
• Land in good heart

To include 14.423 acres (5.83 hectares) of high quality land suitable for currently laid to permanent pasture with roadside access. The soils are slowly permeable, seasonally wet being slightly acidic but overall rich-loamy, clay soils. The boundary of the field is marked by a mature hedgerow, with post and wire fencing.
Offers in the region of £180,000
To include 13.444 acres (5.44 hectares) which is currently laid to permanent pasture. The land is gently undulating, split across 2 fields, with the boundary between being a mature hedgerow. The soils are slowly permeable, seasonally wet being slightly acidic but overall rich-loamy, clay soils. A new high hedgerow is to be planted and stock proof fencing to be erected within 12 months of completion.
Offers in the region of £168,000
To include 1.427 acres (0.57 hectares) of permanent pasture, currently used for equestrian . Due to the flat nature of the land, the land is suited well in a grazing rotation. The boundary of the field bordering the highway is marked by a mature hedgerow, with post and wire fencing. A new high hedgerow is to be planted and stock proof fencing to be erected within 12 months of completion.
Offers in the region of £30,000
An excellent opportunity has arisen to purchase a piece of woodland. To include 6.353 acres (2.645 hectares) of native broadleaf woodland, with a range of uses including interest from amenity , carbon and future environment schemes of particular interest. The woodland is an attractive hillside, multi purpose woodland with both amenity and natural capital value with some good timber. The woodland offers an appealing small investment opportunity from the nature of the attractive location. Natural capital value adds non-timber activities such as carbon sequestration and biodiversity net gain potential opportunities which the woodland to the West of Stryt-Yr-Hwch offers to cater for the increasing demand.
Offers in the region of £56,000