The property is a 22.91-acre field in Seamer village, located off Stockshill Road, which was previously used for pony grazing and was part of a larger farming unit. The land is bounded by post and wire fences, and features the historic ruins of Seamer Manor House. The property has a mains water supply and is currently part of a Countryside Stewardship environmental scheme, which expires in 2028. The vendors have also entered into an agreement with Natural England regarding wildlife and newt ponds on the holding. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession granted on completion, and includes sporting, timber, and mineral rights. Viewings can be made at any reasonable time, and interested parties should contact Richardson and Smith or Cundalls for further information.