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A traditional stone building beneath a pantile roof offers further space, with concrete flooring, although it is in a partially dilapidated condition. In addition, there is a steel portal frame building with metal-clad sides, concrete panel elevations and a fibre cement roof over a concrete floor, providing more modern agricultural accommodation. A further traditional stone building, part two storey and finished with a mix of fibre cement and pantile roofing, is again in a partially dilapidated state, offering scope for improvement or redevelopment subject to consent. Completing the range is a building of mixed traditional stone and concrete block construction with a corrugated metal roof and concrete floor, providing additional useful storage capacity within the holding.
The agricultural land at Holme Mill Farm extends to approximately 10.42 acres in total and is arranged into three field parcels, separated by the East Coast Main Line railway and Lime Lane. All of the land is permanent pasture, well suited to grazing, with generally level topography throughout. Boundaries comprise a mix of fencing and mature hedgerows, with the holding bordered by similar agricultural land, the A167, the railway line and the River Skerne. The most easterly parcel is fully enclosed by watercourses and is only accessible via a bridge.
Access to the land is taken directly from the A167 via a track leading to the steading, with additional access to the land available from Lime Lane, and internal access is possible between field parcels. The land benefits from natural drainage and includes a number of mature trees which provide useful amenity value. The property is situated within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (NVZ).
