Mosslea Farm is a former farm property located on the Staffordshire/Cheshire border, offering a unique opportunity for development. The property comprises a range of traditional and modern buildings in need of repair, which could be utilized for various purposes such as a livestock rearing unit or equestrian facility. The farm is situated on a ring-fenced block of productive grassland, with road access to both lots. The property is subject to a development reservation, which grants the vendor 30% of the uplift in value if planning consent is granted for a use other than agricultural or equestrian. The farm is located within a greenbelt and national character area, and is also situated in a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone. The property has mains water and electricity, private drainage, and oil central heating. The soil is classed as slightly acid loamy and clayey soils with impeded drainage, and the land is classed as Grade 3 on the Land Classification Series for England & Wales. The purchaser will be responsible for maintaining the boundary fencing, and will also be responsible for the erection of stock fencing if the property is sold separately.