CV47 Lot 2 Hammonds House & Waylands Farm, Northend Road, Fenny Compton, Southam

A large block of productive Grade 3 arable land extending to 222.87 acres and approximately 7.43 acres of pastureland along with two farmyards benefiting from a range of modern and traditional buildings.

LOT 2

Land and Buildings off Northend Road

A large block of productive Grade 3 arable land extending to 222.87 acres (90.04 hectares). The land is in two main sections to the south and north of the railway line leading to Kineton MOD with access over (green on the plan). The farmland is level in topography and benefits from modern land drainage.

There is also approximately 7.43 acres (3.16 hectares) of pastureland. The paddock land located nearest to the village has road frontage and may have future hope for residential development (STPP).

This lot is accessed primarily off Northend Road along the farm track, which leads to Farmyard 1 and beyond (over the railway line) to Farmyard 2 (see building schedule and block below). The buildings are mainly modern in specification and with some traditional buildings located at Farmyard 2. These provide the purchaser opportunity for alternative development (STPP).

This lot extends to approximately 230.30 acres (93.20 hectares) and can be seen shaded pink on the plan.

Hammonds House and Waylands Farm are located on the outskirts of Fenny Compton in the county of Warwickshire. The property lies approximately 5.59 miles south of Southam, 7.12 miles north west of the market town Banbury and 9.39 south east of Leamington Spa.

Services and amenities are available within Fenny Compton and the nearby village of Avon Dassett, with a wider range available in Banbury, Warwick and Leamington Spa. A range of well-regarded schools are also located nearby, including The Dassett School (Fenny Compton), Tudor Hall, Warwick School and Warwick Junior School.

The Banbury Road (A423) and Junction 12 of the M40 are easily accessible, providing excellent road connections. Mainline train links are available at Banbury, providing direct connections to Oxford, Birmingham and London.

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