Location

The wider area benefits from good communication links by road and rail. The farm is situated about 13 miles from Junction 14 of the M1, which gives good access to London and the UK motorway network. Milton Keynes Central Railway Station (about 15 miles) has a regular service to London Euston (from 31 minutes).

Description

Situated between the villages of Harrold and Lavendon near Olney in west Bedfordshire, the property comprises a ring fenced block of arable and permanent pasture, extending to about 126.22 acres (51.08 hectares) in total.

Along the western boundary of the property and adjoining the public highway are about 89.88 acres (36.37 hectares) of arable land, split between three larger fields and one smaller field. They have been farmed as part of an arable rotation. The River Ouse forms the eastern boundary and there are about 35.43 acres (14.34 hectares) of river meadows down to permanent pasture. Fenced for cattle and split into four fields, the river meadows feature historic drainage channels in places and are known to flood on a regular seasonal basis.

The fishing rights on the River Ouse are included in the sale, although they are currently let to a third party. The stretch of river is known to hold Barbel, Bream, Chub, Pike, Perch, Roach and Tench.

Set away from the road at the end of a partly stoned track is a derelict range of traditional farm buildings with brick walls and arches, along with a stoned parking area and cattle handling pen.

Viewings: strictly by appointment with Savills.

Please get in touch with Savills Banbury for a copy of the full brochure and plan of the property.

Directions

Post Code (nearest): MK43 7EG

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