Guide Price £25,000 - £35,000. Rare opportunity to acquire 1.1 acres of amenity / pasture land with hope value. Located between houses there may be some future strategic hope value making it a shrewd long term investment.

Guide Price £30,000+. An excellent opportunity to acquire a parcel of land extending to approximately 2.09 acres (0.84 ha). Equestrian/Amenity potential STP. The land is identified as being Grade 1 according to the Agricultural Land Classification Map.

Guide Price £45,000. A versatile and conveniently sized parcel of amenity land extending to approximately 4.63 acres, or thereabouts. The land is broadly flat and provides an excellent opportunity for the the grazing of a range of livestock, particularly horses, whilst, at present, being retained within one conveniently sized enclosure with predominately mature hedge boundaries.

Guide Price £35,000. A versatile and conveniently sized parcel of amenity land with canal frontage, extending to approximately 3.48 acres, or thereabouts. Ideal for the grazing of a range of livestock, particularly horses, peacefully situated in a popular rural location.

Guide Price £50,000. 0.19 acres of amenity land adjoining residential properties and accessed via a public footpath. Potential for a range of uses, subject to planning permission/consent. Enjoying views over the village to open farmland.

Guide Price £20,000. This parcel of mixed amenity land, extending to 1.08 acres (0.43 ha), is located down a small farm track and provides the rare opportunity to purchase a piece of the Warwickshire countryside, complete with a pond and being a combination of pasture and woodland, which offers a multitude of uses (STPP).

Guide Price £15,000. The land comprises an area of grassland, predominantly bordered by a mature trees with access into the field from the bridleway to the west. In total, the land extends to approximately 1.35 acres (0.55 hectares). The land is relatively flat in topography. The River Lark adjoins the eastern boundary of the property and the area has previously been used for grazing livestock. The land is shown as Grade 3 on the Defra 1:250,000 Series Agricultural Land Classification Map. There are no buildings on the land.

Guide Price £25,000 - £35,000. Situated between private residences on one side and a care home on the other, this parcel of infill grazing land extends to about 1.5 acres. It is reasonable to believe the land may hold some potential for development, subject to planning consent and approval.

Guide Price £40,000. This interesting and intriguing block of amenity land has been ‘left to go to nature’ with natural regeneration, having led to the recolonisation of the land by various trees and shrubs, including ash, sycamore, with an understory of laurel and hazel. Widening out to the rear, the land backs onto and is surrounded by a number of large properties on the edge of this popular commuter village. The land will be ideal for the wildlife enthusiast, budding smallholder (for chickens, geese and pigs?). Someone who has a woodburning stove and wishes to have their own regenerative fuel supply, or indeed to actually clear the site for horse/pony grazing, or other recreational use (STPP), bounded only by the purchaser’s imagination and possibly some long-term ‘hope’ potential.

Guide Price £30,000. This well-located and regular shaped block of amenity land, the auctioneers understand, has in the past been utilised as an allotment and subsequently horse/pony grazing. The land is bounded by well-kept mature hedging and has, it is felt, great scope for a variety of uses, either as an allotment, storage or creation of a wildlife haven, recreational, or other uses (STPP if required). The opportunity to purchase a small block of land in this area is rare, and the auctioneers commend an early inspection.