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Moorfield Farm Lilley Green Road Beoley Alvechurch Birmingham B48 7HD Moorfield Farm Lilley Green Road Beoley Alvechurch Birmingham B48 7HD Poultry houses on 12.57 acres FOR SALE Offers in the region of £2.0m Offers In Region Of Offers In Region Of £0 www.tlgea.com Evesham: 1 – 3 Merstow Green, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BD Tel: 01386 442255 [email protected] Commercial: 6 Abbey Lane Court, Abbey Lane, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BY Tel: 01386 765700 [email protected] LOCATION TENURE The Property is situated on Lilley Green Road, within Freehold for sale. Beoley, Alvechurch, conveniently located less than one mile from Junction 3 of the M42. Redditch Town Centre SERVICES is some 5 miles to the south and Birmingham City Centre We understand that mains electricity and water are to the north. connected. DESCRIPTION RATES The Property comprises a complex of 5 Broiler Houses, Offers are invited in the region of £2.0 million. each approximately 18,000 sq ft. The Units were erected within the last 10 years and are of portal frame Our Client will require an overage clause to be agreed, construction with lined profile steel clad roofs. Walls are based on an additional payment of 35% of any uplift in pat masonry and part timber clad. The buildings sit on a value, should a residential consent be granted within 20 solid concrete pad. years of the date of sale. The Broiler Houses are currently operational and VIEWINGS therefore set up for continued use. Strictly by appointment only - 01386 444900. All viewings to be accompanied on site as this is a working The buildings have eaves heights of 5'10'' and benefit farm. from loading doors to each end elevation. PLANNING The Poultry Houses are set on 3.7 acres of concrete hard- We understand that the premises were erected as standing, accessed via concrete-surfaced drive. Agricultural Buildings. In addition, the grounds include: Purchasers should make enquiries to Bromsgrove Council (a) Approximately 6 acre field with frontage to Lilley on 01527 871565, with regard to alternative uses. Green Road, ideal for paddocks or grazing. (b) Rear field - approximately 2 acres to the rear of the Poultry House upon which we understand our Clients historically obtained consent to erect a 5-bedroom dwelling (subject to agricultural conditions). The total site area is 12.568 acres or thereabouts. www.tlgea.com Evesham: 1 – 3 Merstow Green, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BD Tel: 01386 442255 [email protected] Commercial: 6 Abbey Lane Court, Abbey Lane, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BY Tel: 01386 765700 [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTES Services, fixtu res, equipment, build ings and land: Non e of thes e have b een tested by Timothy L ea & Griffiths. An interested party will n eed to satisfy th emselves as to the type, condition and suitability for a purpose. Anti-Money L aundering We are no w required by HM Customs and Excis e to verify th e identity of all purchasers and vendors, as such, should you decid e to proc eed with the purch ase of this or any oth er property, two forms of identification will b e required. Furth er information available from ourselves. Misdescriptions Act These p articulars are a general guid e only, must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. No person in the employment of the above n amed agen ts has an y au thority to make or give any representation or warranty wh atsoever in relation to this prop erty. www.tlgea.com Evesham: 1 – 3 Merstow Green, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BD Tel: 01386 442255 [email protected] Commercial: 6 Abbey Lane Court, Abbey Lane, Evesham, Worcs. WR11 4BY Tel: 01386 765700 [email protected] .
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