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Dirt Track for Sale on Hall's Hill, Grantham v.2.2 01727 817479 www.vantageland.co.uk Dirt Track for Sale on Hall’s Hill, Grantham Land off Cold Harbour Lane, Grantham, NG31 7TW Dirt track for sale suitable for bmx well situated near Grantham with easy access from Stainby, Nottingham, Peterborough, the A52, A607 and A1 An extremely rare opportunity to own a parcel of land measuring over 7 acres, which is already well established as a dirt track suitable for bmx. The land is secluded atop of Hall’s Hill and characterised by numerous mounds and jumps. The sale of this land also offers buyers a long-term capital investment due to its exceptional location, infrastructure and superb network of transport links; making the site easily accessible from nearby towns and villages. The site lies on the eastern edge of Grantham; a modern town that is highly populated and which serves as a central hub to many of the surrounding towns and villages. These, together with the larger cities of Nottingham and Peterborough, can be easily reached by rail or road, with Grantham perfectly located on the A1 trunk road that connects the site with London. Grantham lies within the district of South Kesteven, which has the highest number of people in the county aged under 19 and between 25-49. This youthful population has created a demand for sporting activities, which can be found in nearby locations. The site is available freehold. TRACK 7.62 acres SOLD Travel 0.4milestotheA52 0.9milestoGranthamTrainStation* 1.4milestotheA607 1.9milestotheA1 * JourneyTimes:12minstoNewark; 19minstoPeterborough;25minsto Sleaford;31minstoDoncaster;37mins toNottingham;1hr9minstoLeeds; 1hr9minstoLondonKingsCross POSTCODE OF NEAREST PROPERTY:NG31 7TW © COLLINS BARTHOLOMEW 2003 Location ThecityofNottinghamcanbequicklyandeasily OntheedgeofGrantham reachedbyroadorrailandistheseventhlargest 2.9milestoGreatGonerby urbanareaintheUK;hometotheheadquarters 8.0milestoStainby ofmanylargeandwellknowncompanies. 13.7milestoBourne Nottinghamisprogressivelychangingfroman 14.1milestoNewark-on-Trent industrialcitytoonebasedlargelyintheservice sector.IthasoneofthehighestGDPpercapita 19.5milestoTallington inthecountryandin2007wasfifthintheretail 22.9milestoNottingham shoppingleagueofEngland. 27.6milestoPeterborough Therearetwomainshoppingcentresin 27.8milestoLincoln Nottinghamandnumeroussmallershopping 28.6milestoLeicester areasindevelopment.Thesenewdevelopments willincreasetheshoppingsalesareaby28%. GranthamisamarkettownwithintheSouth KestevendistrictofLincolnshirethatliestothe Tourismisbecominganincreasinglysignificant southofLincolnandeastofNottingham. partofthearea’seconomywithmanyvisitors attractedbyitsnightlife,shopsandhistory.This Thetownhasasubstantialinfrastructureand hasledtoNottinghambeingtoutedbyDKTravel commuterelementtosupportitslargeand asoneoftheTop10citiesintheworldtovisit. expandingpopulation.Itishometoawiderange oflocalamenitiesthatareeasilyaccessiblefrom NearbyPeterboroughhasexpanded thesiteincludingnumerousshops,apostoffice, greatlytohelphouseLondon’soverspill.It grammarschoolsandcollegesaswellasthe continuestoseesignificantgrowthanda Grantham&DistrictHospital. £1billionredevelopmentofthecitycentre andsurroundingareasisunderway. ThedistrictofSouthKestevenisthesecond largestinLincolnshire.TheA1passesthroughit Thecityiscurrentlyexperiencinganeconomic asdoestheEastCoastMainLine.Bothofthese boomcomparedtotherestoftheUK,believed contributetohousepricesinthearea,which inparttobeduetothisregenerationplan. arethehighestinthecounty.Thishasledto thedistrictasawholehavingoneofthefastest- Granthamissurroundedbysuperbtransport growinghousingmarketsinthewholecountry. links.ThenearbyA52connectsthesitewith Nottingham,whilsttheA607leadstoLeicester. GoodtransportlinkstoNewark,Nottingham, TheA1linksthesitewithLondonandEdinburgh Peterboroughandevenmoreincreasingly andseveraltownsandcitiesin-between. London,attractpeopletoliveinGrantham yetworkinalargercity.Thetown’sgrammar Granthamtrainstationisjustashortwalkfrom schoolsalsoattractpupilsfromnearbytowns thesiteandoffersdirecttrainstomanynearby andvillages. townsandtoLondoninjustoveranhour. THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991 VantageLandLimitedhasproducedtheseparticularsingoodfaithbutcannotguaranteetotalaccuracy. Sizesareapproximate. Purchasersshould verifyanydetailofimportancepriortoviewingandpurchase. Theparticularsarenotanofferorcontract. Commentsmadeingeneraladvertisingmay notapplytothisparticularpropertyandofcourseplanningpermissioncannotbeguaranteed. VANTAGE LAND LIMITED, CHAUCER HOUSE, 4-6 UPPER MARLBOROUGH ROAD, ST ALBANS, HERTFORDSHIRE, AL1 3UR Sporting Activities Land Values Thesurroundingareasarehometoplenty Englishfarmlandvaluesroseby5.4%inthefirst ofoff-roadingandsportingactivities;the quarterof2010.Thistakesgrowthoverthepast closestofwhichcanbefoundinGreat 12monthsto15.5%,accordingtothelatest Gonerby,lessthan3milesfromthesite. resultsoftheKnightFrankFarmlandIndex. GonerbyMoorMXTrackisamotocrosstrack Theamountoflandavailableforsalehas suitedtoallabilitiesrangingfromkidstoadults alreadyfallenbyalmost20%sofarthisyear. andnovicetoexpert.Itisrunandmarshalled Thiscontinuingshortageofsupplycoupledwith byexperiencedandfriendlypeoplesothat anincreasedinterestfromoverseasbuyersare yougetthebestdaysridingpossible. drivinguppriceswithlandvaluespredicted toriseafurther10%duringtherestof2010. Thetrackissessionedaccordingtoages andabilitiestoensureyougetasmuch tracktimeaspossible.TheTrackitselfisa Local Authority combinationofWhoops,Tabletops,Berms, SouthKestevenDistrictCouncil doublesandmore.Thejumpsarealso StPetersHill madesuitableforthelessconfidentrider, Grantham soyoucanprogressatyourownspeed. Lincolnshire NG316PZ Elsewhere,theEastMidlandsOff-Road Club,LincolnshireLandRoverClub,North LincolnshireCountyCouncil WestLawnmowerRacingAssociationand CountyOffices NorthernOff-RoadClub(amongstothers)all Newland holdeventsattheformerStainbyquarry. Lincoln LN11YL NearbyBournecontinuestobeclosely connectedwiththemotorsportindustry. PilbeamRacingDesigns,aBritish Planning companywhichdesignsandconstructs ThelandisdesignatedasOpenCountryside racingcars,arebasedinthetown. andanydevelopmentwouldbesubjecttothe appropriateplanningpermission. TallingtonLakesLeisureParkisashort drivefromthesite.Setwithin205acres andsurroundedbymaturetreesand Method of Sale pleasantcountryside,TallingtonLakes isanactivitycentrelikenoother. Thelandisavailablefreeholdbyprivate treatyandsoldwithvacantpossession. Facilitiesinclude;off-roadkartsracedon Thislandisbeingmarketedonbehalfof twopurposebuilttrackswithtwist,turns, BarkwayLandLtd(inLiquidation). bumpsandjumps;fiveseparatewaterzones forwakeboarding,waterskiing,tuberiding Viewing andkneeboarding;dryskislopeforskiing, snowboardingandtobogganingallyearround; Toarrangeasitevisit,pleasecall01727817479 andmuchmorefortheactivityenthusiast. [email protected]. FurtherafieldlaysLangarKartingand QuadCentreoutsideNottingham,whilst planningpermissionwasgrantedinOctober 2009tobuildabrand-newspeedway trackatBeaumontParkinLeicester. Access AccessisviaanestablishedtrackoffCold HarbourLane.Fullvehicularaccessisgranted viathe8measement(shown blue on the site plan).Thelandcanbeaccessedeither tothenorthernorsouthernboundaries SITE MAP ©CrownCopyright.Allrightsreserved.LicenseNumber100020449. Established track off Cold Harbour Lane Track on Hall’s Hill Jumps at the track on Hall’s Hill Aerial photograph of the track on Hall’s Hill.
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