Guide Price £650,000+. A pretty detached period cottage which sits within about 2.9 acres of gardens and paddocks with a range of outbuildings and stabling. Peacefully located down a rural lane, the property is bounded by open countryside with few neighbouring homes. The land is level and ideally suited to equestrian use or for those seeking the 'good life'.  The cottage, which has character features, offers accommodation over two floors to include on the ground floor; entrance hall, living room, separate dining room, W.C. and kitchen. On the first floor; landing, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The house offers scope to extend to the side and or rear or alternatively could be demolished and replaced with a larger family home (subject to planning).

Guide Price £550,000 - £650,000. A very private 3/4 bedroom detached dormer bungalow in a highly accessible Greenbelt location with 7.76 ACRES of gardens and paddocks. There are 3 access points, and a large stable/barn, perhaps having some conversion potential, subject to all requiste consents. The property has been maintained but would now benefit from upgrading by modern standards and tastes. Accordingly, it would actually still function adequately 'as is' to suit those seeking immediate occupation.

Guide Price £125,000. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a fantastic parcel of equestrian land, spanning approximately 2.395 acres. This well-maintained property is thoughtfully divided into three generous paddocks, ideal for equestrian or smallholding use. Key features include various outbuildings, such as a former stable block, a versatile workshop/storage space, a field shelter and a solar powered 4G security camera. Additionally, the property boasts an area laid to hard standing, offering practical functionality. 

Guide Price £50,000 - £55,000. The land extends to approximately 5.47 acres (2.22 hectares) comprising a single enclosure of pasture enclosed by Cornish hedges and stock fences. Access to the land is off a quiet parish road and there is a timber clad and box profile roof Field Shelter (10’ x 21’), recently used for stabling and fodder storage. The land is likely to be of interest to those with agricultural, smallholding or amenity/equestrian interests and a viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this superb rural location.

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 £40,000 - £50,000. An unusual opportunity to acquire an excellent pony paddock, extending to approx 1.02 acres, together with an excellent timber stable block with four loose boxes and mains water supply, in a convenient location on the fringe of a popular rural hamlet near Whitchurch.

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.