A rare opportunity to acquire a 6.31 acre (2.55 ha) parcel of grassland, with small wildlife pond, bounded by stone wall, hedge and stream. The land offers access on foot and is mostly flat, ideal for grazing, equestrian or a variety of country pursuits.
Available as a whole, the parcel of grassland extends to 2.55 Hectares (6.31 Acres). The land offers a rare opportunity to acquire a parcel of land which offers grass, some woodland and also nature ponds known as ‘Kennedy’s Pond’ a picturesque wildlife haven, which can be enjoyed by the family. The land is ideal for those who wish to graze livestock, have an equestrian interest or those who would like to have a small parcel of local countryside to enjoy.
Access
The land has a retained access which is marked in yellow on the attached plan, alternatively, access can be granted via a public footpath which leads from Hawcroft Lane and passes the Quaker meeting house. Access may be possible via Demesne Lane, however, any buyer would need to perform their own due diligence post sale regarding this.
Basic Payment Scheme
The land is not a large enough parcel to be claimed on in isolation and no Basic Payment Entitlements or other grants and subsides are included within the sale.
Mines and Mineral Rights
It is understood that the mines and mineral rights are excluded from the sale.
Public Rights of Way
A public footpath runs through the land from Hawcroft Lane, passing the Quaker meeting house and also along the edge of the line via Demesne Lane.
Tenure & Possession
The land is sold freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Notes
1. Situated next to Kennedy’s Pond there is a gravesite, rights to mourn with foot access will be retained within the sale, alongside a clause which allows for a further burial in the future, along with a small gravestone.
2. There is a Northumbrian water pipe on the land, which has an easement allowing access to repair and maintenance. There is also a water meter which services a neighbouring property which again has an easement for access.
3. Access to the land is, via either a retained track or via the public footpath. Driving to the land via the access marked in yellow is permitted within the deeds, post sale.
4. The land is in a conservation area.
5. There is a natural water supply to the land.
6. A portion of the land is unfenced, the purchaser will be responsible for the erection of a fence post sale.
7. The land cannot be utilised for development and the vendor intends to add a restrictive covenant to the deeds to prevent this.
Local Authority
Durham County Council, not banded for council tax.
Utilities
Broadband is not currently connected. Mobile coverage is available, interested parties are advised to perform their own due diligence in respect of availability.
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Viewings
Viewings are during daylight hours with particulars in hand on foot via the public footpath access. Viewers are advised to register with the agent in order to be kept informed as to how the sale will be concluded.
Important Notice
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Cotherstone is a sought after village within the heart of Teesdale supporting a traditional range of amenities. The village is surrounded by delightful open countryside with many walks and renowned beauty spots being close at hand and the village has an active community and is well supported with a school and two public houses.
Barnard Castle, a historic market town, is just 4 miles away and provides a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Often referred to as the “Gateway to Teesdale” there are many renowned beauty spots close at hand as well as the attractions of the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales, the Lake District and Northumberland.
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