This 46.77-acre property at Bretforton is a well-located block of arable land, temporary grass, permanent pasture, and mature woodland with good road frontage. The land is generally level with a mix of limerich loamy and clayey soils, and features two agricultural buildings, a derelict stone building and a timber pole barn. The property is currently used for agricultural purposes, but has potential for amenity or environmental opportunities subject to planning permission. The sale is being offered as a whole by private treaty, with the land being sold subject to various rights, easements, and wayleaves. The property lies within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone and has historical registration for payments under the Basic Payment Scheme. The sale includes all sporting, timber, and mineral rights, and an overage clause will apply. The property is being sold with restrictions and covenants listed on the Land Registry Title deed, and all items usually regarded as fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale.