88 acres (35.6 hectares)
Land to Let – Colney Heath, St Albans, AL4 0QH, Circa 88 Acres (35.6 Hectares) of Bare Land and Woodland
North Orbital Road (A414) Access – Hertfordshire
Land to Let – Colney Heath, St Albans, AL4 0QH, Circa 88 Acres (35.6 Hectares) of Bare Land and Woodland
North Orbital Road (A414) Access – Hertfordshire
An opportunity to lease approximately 88 acres of mixed bare land and established woodland, situated with direct access from the North Orbital Road (A414) in Hertfordshire.
The land comprises a combination of open, cleared areas interspersed with natural regeneration, and extensive mature woodland. The bare sections offer flexibility for a range of uses (subject to necessary consents), while the surrounding woodland supports a diverse natural habitat and provides screening, privacy, and environmental value.
The land is available to let, and the owners are also open to considering option agreements, subject to planning, for suitable proposals. This may appeal to parties interested in medium- to long-term strategic uses including outdoor leisure, or other sustainable land-based schemes.
For more details or to arrange a site visit, please contact Carter Jonas Rural, Oxford - 01865 297 700
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