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- In the event that planning permission is granted within the next 25 years for the land to be used for any purposes other than equestrian or agricultural use then the sellers or their heirs will be entitled to 25% of the increase in value
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Description
The property consists of 5.47 Acres (2.21 Ha) of grassland, divided into two paddocks by a small brook, with a total area of 4.15 Acres in Lot One and 1.32 Acres in Lot Two. The land has roadside access from the A519 via two gateways and is reasonably well-fenced with mature hedgerows and post and rail fencing. A small tributary runs through the land, forming the divide between the two lots, and the River Meese forms the northern boundary, delineating the border between Staffordshire and Shropshire.
The land is classified as a mix of Grade 2 and Grade 4 on the Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) system and is within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (NVZ).