Land At Hartbarrow
£580,000
Land At Hartbarrow, Cartmel Fell, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 3PA
A wonderful opportunity to purchase sound agricultural, pasture and meadow land in the Lake District National Park. Offered for sale in four lots or as a whole.
Key Features:
64.49 acres (26.10 hectares) of sound agricultural, pasture and meadow land.
Available in four lots or as a whole.
Lots 1 and 2 benefit from natural water supplies.
Potential for environmental opportunities and income including biodiversity net gain, woodland creation and environmental schemes.
Benefits from roadside access.
Of interest to local property and land owners, farmers, investors and those with equestrian interests.
Description
Lot 1: 17.50 acres (7.08 ha). £200,000.
Lot 2: 40.96 acres (16.58 ha). £300,000.
Lot 3: 2.66 acres (1.08ha). £50,000.
Lot 4: 3.37 acres (1.36ha). £30,000.
As a whole: £580,000. In all about 64.49 acres (26.10 hectares)
LOT 1
Extending to 17.50 acres [shaded orange on the Plan]
Four enclosures of sound meadow and pasture land. The land benefits from natural water supplies and boundaries consist of predominantly stock proof walls.
LOT 2
Extending to 40.96 acres [shaded red on the Plan]
14 enclosures of good quality pasture and meadow land. The land benefits from natural water supplies and boundaries consist of stock proof walls, hedges and post and wire fences.
LOT 3
Extending to 2.66 acres (1.08 hectares)
[shaded purple on the Plan]
A single enclosure of sound meadow land. Boundaries consist of post and wire fences and walls.
LOT 4
Extending to 3.37 acres (1.36 hectares) [shaded blue on the Plan]
A single enclosure of pasture land. Boundaries consist of walls, hedges and post and wire fences.
Measurements & Additional Information
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