This 13.87-acre agricultural property is divided into three separate fields, currently used for cattle grazing, with a small woodland area along the southern boundary. The land is predominantly classified as grade 3, with soils suitable for grass and cereal production. The boundaries are well-fenced with mature hedgerows and a brook runs along the southern edge. While the land has been used for grazing, it would be well-suited for equestrian purposes, with nearby lanes and a bridlepath ideal for horse exercise. The property is entered into the Countryside Stewardship Scheme until 2026, and is sold subject to a development clawback, which would entitle the seller or their heirs to 25% of any increase in value if planning permission is granted for non-agricultural or equestrian use within the next 25 years.