1.94ha (4.79 Acres) or thereabouts, single parcel of arable land, to let by informal tender for an initial term of 3 years. Best and final offers by 12 noon Wednesday 11th August 2021. The land is well suited to growing cereals, oilseeds, roots and proteins. There are no services to the land.
Location and Access
The land lies to the west of Carr Lane which links the villages of Nafferton and Wansford. Nafferton lies 1 mile to the north west and Wansford 1 mile to the south west. The land has road frontage and access onto Carr Lane.
Basic Farm Payment
The relevant number of Basic Farm Payment entitlements are included in the letting and will be transferred to the new tenant by the outgoing tenant as soon as practically possible following the completion of the tenancy agreement. At the end of the tenancy the entitlements will be transferred back to the landlord, or whoever they nominate. The outgoing tenant has made the claim for the 2021 BPS which will be retained and the ingoing tenant will indemnify the outgoing tenant for any breaches of the cross compliance rules until 31st December 2021.
Terms of the Tenancy
Agri Environment Schemes
The land is not part of an agri environment scheme.
Nitrate Vulnerable Zone
The land is included within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.
Method of Letting
The land is to be let by informal tender on a Farm Business Tenancy Agreement for a term of 3 years commencing on the 11th October 2021. Interested parties should submit their tender rent for the land by 12 noon on Wednesday 11th August 2021 on the Tender Form and in a sealed envelope clearly marked "Land at Nafferton - Tender". Tenders should be based on a fixed rent per annum for the three years. We recommend that tenders are submitted for an odd figure to prevent two identical tenders being received. The landlord reserves the right not to accept the highest or any tender. The
Plans, Areas and Schedules
The areas in these details are based on the Ordnance Survey Promap system. All areas are subject to verification.
Easements, Wayleaves and Rights of Way
The land is subject to all easements, wayleaves and rights of way whether formally mentioned in these particulars or in the licence agreement or not. The Landlord will retain any payment for all easements and wayleaves on the land.
Viewing & Further Information
Interested parties may inspect the land on foot only whilst in possession of a set of these letting particulars and during daylight hours.
Further Information
Dee Atkinson and Harrison: Contact: T: 01377 253151 Camilla Shipley MRICS FAAV E: camilla@dee-atkinson-harrison.co.uk Details prepared: July 2021
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