The property comprises two parts: a 0.18-acre car park and 2.66 acres of pasture land. The car park is currently used to serve the Wheatsheaf Inn Public House and has a hardstanding surface, fencing, and mains water connection. The pasture land is mainly used for grazing and has a small area of bramble and scrub. The property has a mix of post and rail, post and wire, and barbed wire fencing, with a stream forming part of the southern boundary. The property has a planning history, with consents granted for agricultural access and parking use, and is considered "sui generis" due to its non-traditional use. The vendor anticipates that the pub would be interested in continuing to use and occupy the car park following a sale. The property also has potential for additional vehicular access to serve the pasture land and includes a water pipe serving a nearby property. Additionally, part of the pasture land includes the route of a Roman Road.