Guide Price £100,000. An opportunity to acquire approximately 4.36 acres of permanent pasture land, suitable for agriculture, equestrian and amenity uses. In recent years the land has been used for haymaking and aftermath grazing.

Guide Price £35,000+. An opportunity to acquire a parcel of Grade 2 agricultural land extending to 1.77 hectares (4.37 acres). The soils are identified as belonging to the Evesham 3 Soil Series which are further described as being slowly permeable calcareous clay with fine loamy clay over clayey soils. Currently in arable production the land is also well suited for equestrian and amenity uses subject to obtaining any necessary consents.

Guide Price £195,000. A Freehold southerly facing parcel of land ( 27 Acres ) arranged as four parcels with stream and vehicular access. Scope for a wide range of potential uses subject to gaining the necessary consents.

Guide Price £35,000. NEW AUCTION DATE 11TH DECEMBER. An exciting opportunity to purchase 1.62 acres (0.65ha) of gently sloping and rolling permanent pasture land with stunning views and access off a private lane. The land enjoys a tranquil and secluded location with a gently sloping aspect with far reaching panoramic views. The land itself has not recently been maintained, therefore is slightly overgrown. The boundaries consist mainly of hedges as well as mature trees in places. There is no stock fencing around the property itself, only timber fencing in part.

Guide Price £85,000. NEW AUCTION DATE 11TH DECEMBER. A rare opportunity to acquire permanent pasture land, commanding outstanding views across the Mendip Hills National Landscape. The land extends to 7.07 acres (2.86ha) or thereabouts and slopes towards the southern boundary. The land is bounded by stock proof fencing and sections of mature hedgerow to part. The land offers prospective purchasers an abundance of alternative uses such as amenity and equestrian, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. This land is classified as Grade III according to the DEFRA Land Classification Map.

Guide Price £150,000. An excellent equestrian unit extending to approx. 2 acres, comprising four stables, tack room, a manège and grassland all with far reaching views and access onto a bridleway. There are many nearby local walks, bridleways, trails and beauty spots in the surrounding area, excellent for those who enjoy the outdoors and with equestrian interests. The site benefits from far reaching views over the countryside, however, it also benefits from good road access with Alfreton just over 6 miles, Chesterfield being 8.5 miles and the city of Derby being 20 miles to the south.

Guide Price £25,000. The sale of this land offers the opportunity to purchase a parcel of grassland situated on the edge of a popular village, providing a parcel suitable for both mowing and grazing land suitable for all livestock and/or horses. The land extends to approximately 1.35 acres (0.55 hectares), with roadside access suitable for vehicles. The land is bounded by dry stone walling.

Guide Price £100,000. The land extends approximately 6.94 acres (2.809 hectares) comprising a single parcel of gently sloping pastureland, ideally suited for a mixture of both grazing and mowing purposes for both agricultural or equestrian buyers alike. The land is bounded by mature hedgerows to the main with its southern and eastern elevations adjoining onto mature woodland.

Guide Price £60,000. The land extends approximately 2.83 acres (1.144 hectares) comprising a single narrow parcel of gently sloping pastureland and area of coppice woodland and pond. The land is bounded by mature hedgerows and has a wooden pole under corrugated metal cladding field shelter in situ. The sale offers an excellent opportunity to purchase a parcel of pastureland ideally suited for a mixture of both grazing and mowing purposes for both agricultural or equestrian buyers alike.

Guide Price £60,000 - £70,000. This land represents a fantastic opportunity to purchase a single enclosure of gently sloping pastureland, extending to approximately 2.86 acres (1.16 hectares). The land benefits from its own direct lane side access via a small track. The land is bounded by a mixture of mature hedgerow boundaries and fencing. The parcel of land is classified as Grade 3 under the MAFF Agricultural Land Classification Scheme.