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Our Summary
- Fantastic investment opportunity
- Individual lots attractive for equestrian or other diversified enterprises (subject to obtaining planning permission)
- Equally sale of the individual lots could be attractive for an equestrian buyer or for a diversified business venture (subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions)
- Subject to planning permission being obtained there could be potential or other uses such as equestrian or tourism development
- The Overage Agreement provides that if all or part of the property obtains Relevant Planning Permission enabling all or a material part to be used or become affected by or become suitable for a use other than agricultural use for the planting and harvesting of crops (or grazing of livestock or horses) an Overage Payment shall be payable
- The Overage Payment is 50% of the increase in value of all or a material part of the property following grant of Relevant Planning Permission
- The Overage Agreement provides that if all or part of the property obtains Relevant Planning Permission enabling housing development an Overage Payment shall be payable
- The Overage Payment is 50% of the increase in value of all or part of the property following grant of Relevant Planning Permission
- The Overage Payment is payable in three instalments following commencement of development or sale of all or part of the property subject to Relevant Planning Permission
- Given the potential hazards of a working farm, we request you take care when viewing the property
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Description
This 81.44-acre block of land at Humbie offers a rare opportunity to purchase a productive and accessible piece of rural land, suitable for farming, equestrian use, or other diversified business ventures. The land is located just 11 miles from Edinburgh City Centre and has excellent transport links, with the M9 motorway and Edinburgh Airport nearby. The property comprises three individual fields, each with good access, and is classified as Grade 3.1/3.2 for agricultural land.
The soil is of the Ashgrove Association, and the land is registered for IACS purposes. The property also includes sporting and mineral rights, and there are no environmental designations or planning applications currently affecting the property. Potential buyers can purchase the land as a whole or as three separate lots, with vacant possession by private treaty.