The property, known as "Long Fridays," is a 5.9-acre plot of land currently in maize stubble, suitable for agricultural, equestrian, smallholding, or amenity use. The field is situated along a quiet no-through road, offering a peaceful and secluded atmosphere, with well-fenced boundaries to three sides and mature hedging. The land has road frontage onto a lane that connects to the A51, providing easy access from both Nantwich and Stone directions. The property is classified as Grade 2 on the Agricultural Land Classification system, and while there are no mains services currently connected, it is believed that mains electric and water are available in the vicinity, subject to connection costs. The land is sold subject to a development clawback, which means that if planning permission is granted for any use other than agricultural and equestrian within the next 20 years, the sellers or their heirs will be entitled to 25% of the increase in value.