Land at Malpas

Summary

The land is situated in the rolling South Cheshire countryside, straddling the Welsh border three miles south of the market town of Malpas. The owners have carefully managed the land to protect and enhance its natural features, alongside improving it’s productive capacity. The result is an excellent network of workable enclosures, suitable for grazing, conservation or cropping. The land is bordered by an impressive network of mature hedges, well-established trees and woodland.

The area has a long tradition of productive dairy farming, which continues to be core to the land use today. The land would be ideally suited to a variety of enterprises, or alternatively presents an attractive investment opportunity.
The land also includes a substantial block of mature woodland and meadows, in an attractive position with road access as well as a yard and agricultural building. The holding has been thoughtfully acquired by the present owner over a number of years, and is brought to the market as a whole for the first time, offered for sale with vacant possession in
Autumn 2026.


Lot 1 - Land South of Dog Lane

An easily accessible block of level land, recently used for mowing and accommodation but potentially suitable for a wider cropping regime. Comprising some 99.01 of Grade 3 land. We understand that there is a water main adjacent to the site, but are not aware of any connection, the land does however benefit from a natural water supply which has stock watering points.

General Remarks

The property is offered for sale by private treaty, as a whole or in lots.

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