Location

The Greasley Estate is located approximately 2 miles north of Eastwood, a town offering essential amenities such as supermarkets, a post office, and several traditional pubs. For more extensive facilities, the city of Nottingham is around a 25-minute drive away, providing a wide range of shopping centres, leisure facilities, and a diverse selection of restaurants. The area is served by several reputable schools, including secondary schools in Eastwood and Kimberley. Several highly rated golf courses are located nearby, including Ormonde Fields Golf Club, Bulwell Forest Golf Club, and Hollinwell (Notts Golf Club).

Road: The M1 motorway is approximately 5 miles from The Greasley Estate, accessible via the A610, providing convenient routes to both northern and southern destinations.

Rail: The nearest train station is Langley Mill, about 3.3 miles away, offering regular services to Nottingham and other major cities. Nottingham Station, around a 25-minute drive from the estate, provides direct services to London St Pancras International in approximately 1 hour and 47 minutes.

Air: The closest airport is East Midlands Airport, approximately 14 miles away, offering a range of domestic and international flights.

All distance and journey times are approximate.

Description

The Greasley Estate is an extensive Nottinghamshire estate centred around Lamb Close House, a substantial country home set within formal gardens and parkland. The estate extends to approximately 879 acres of arable land, woodland and pasture, with a well-equipped farmyard at Oaks Farm. In addition to the principal house, there are 15 further residential properties including cottages, lodges and farmhouses, and a number of traditional buildings offering development potential. The landscape features gently rolling farmland, interspersed with mature woodland and centred around the scenic Moorgreen Reservoir.

Comprises Haggs Farm Farmstead, set in fabulous countryside, offering significant development potential.


Haggs Farm:
Set near the centre of the estate, this former farmstead enjoys far-reaching views over surrounding farmland and the reservoir below, whilst being secluded in its setting. Haggs Farm is accessed via a private track off Felley Mill Lane and extends in total to 4.66 acres (1.88 hectares).

The holding includes New Haggs Farmhouse, a uninhabited dwelling in a fabulous setting with far reaching views and potential for extension and refurbishment, subject to planning. Old Haggs Farm is an attractive red brick former farmhouse which is currently uninhabited and, along with the adjoining range of traditional buildings, offers potential for development, subject to planning. To the south of the properties is a modern portal-framed agricultural building.