Land for sale in , Land At Capps Lane, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 : Bristol : BTR250015

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292.7 acres Land, Land At Capps Lane, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13 - Available

Land At Capps Lane, Westbury, Wiltshire, BA13

292.7 acres (118.5 hectares)

Asking price £3,535,000

Westbury 2.8 miles

Dilton Marsh 3.8 miles

Trowbridge 3.9 miles

An impressive block of predominantly arable land and including a useful grain store.

The land extends to 292.71 acres (118.46 ha) in total and is offered for sale as a whole or in up to 5 lots.

Property
The land at Capps Lane extends to 292.71
acres (118.46 ha) in total, it is classified
as grade 3 agricultural land with fertile,
arable capable soils. The property is
offered for sale as a whole or in up to
five lots.

Lot 1: 127.01 acres (51.40 ha) to the north
of Capps Lane and south of Bratton Road.
There is good access from the public
highway and includes a concrete yard and
grain store. This land has recently been
drilled to Spring Barley, following a crop
of Maize in 2024.

Lot 2: 33.61 acres (13.60 ha) of land to
the north of Bratton Road and directly
opposite Lot 1. The land lot is split into six
field enclosures and has been planted to
Spring Barley, following a crop of Winter
Wheat in 2024.

Lot 3: 80.21 acres (32.46 ha) of land to
the east of Capps Lane, with good road
access. The land is split into numerous
enclosures and has been planted to Maize
this year following Winter Barley in 2024.
The three smaller enclosures to the south
are cropped to Winter Bird Food (AB9)
as per the Countryside Stewardship
agreement.

Lot 4: 20.87 acres (8.44 ha) of pasture
split into two fields and comprising a
herbal lay and located to the south of
Capps Lane with direct road access. The
land has been recently refenced with new
stock proof fencing, having been utilised
for grazing cattle in recent years.

Lot 5: 31 acres (12.54 ha) of pasture
comprising five fields and adjoining Lot
4 located to the south of Capps Lane.
New fencing works have been completed,
being utilised f Lot 1 or cattle grazing.

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