Location

Located to the west of the village of Graffham in Cambridgeshire accessed from Church Road is Ambleside Farm.

Graffham is a small, picturesque village on the northern banks of Graffham Water. The reservoir is a major attraction for outdoor enthusiasts, offering sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and scenic walking and cycling trails. It’s also a haven for wildlife, making the area popular for birdwatching and nature walks.

Description

Ambleside Farm was believed to have been built in the 1980’s and comprises four poultry sheds measuring a combined total of approximately 52,000 sqft. The sheds are built using a timber frame with timber clad walling under a corrugated tin sheet roof. Outside are concreted service areas. Each building has its own feed silo and the site is served by two LPG tanks (owned by the supplier).

The site has previously been occupied as a broiler unit, more recently, pullet rearing. Ambleside Farm is available with vacant possession upon completion. The property is accessed through steel gates leading from Church Road.

Ambleside Farm offers the opportunity for a purchaser to redevelop the site for poultry or alternative uses (subject to planning).

Directions

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