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Our Summary
- Opportunities for alternative uses (subject to consents)
- Potential for bio-diversity and carbon sequestration opportunities
- The building is an interesting additional to the land and could be restored to an interesting new use (subject to consents)
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Description
The property is a productive block of ring-fenced arable land, situated on the east coast of Yorkshire, extending to 392.15 acres. The land is divided into parcels by hedgerows, well-suited for modern farm machinery and farming practices. The soils are Grade 3 from the Burlingham 2 series, suitable for cereal cropping.
The land also features a small woodland coppice, wetland, and cliffs. Notably, the property includes Admiral Storr's Tower, a Grade II Listed look-out tower dating back to 1750, which could be restored to an interesting new use (subject to consents). The land is located near the hamlet of Hilston, with excellent road access along the southern boundary.
The property is being sold with vacant possession on completion and is offered as a freehold.