Guide price
£45,000
Land for saleLand On The North Side Of, Blaenavon Road, Blaenavon NP23
Auction
Freehold
About this property
Advised Freehold - to be verified by solicitor
To be sold with Common Land Rights. Investors If you are looking for assistance in tenant find and/or management packages, information on rental income/interest potential we have a...
For sale by online auction - Lot 33 - Land 113 Acres
Bidding opens: 02/09/2025 12:00
Auction scheduled to end: 04/09/2025 18:04
online auction from2nd September - 4th September 2025
Rare opportunity! Situated between Brynmawr and Blaenavon - a unesco, World Heritage Site, the land amounting to approximately 113 acres, is being sold with common land rights. The rolling land benefits from stunning panoramic views with a well maintained cycle path running alongside part of the boundary.
Common land is very special because the land is unique offering most spectacular landscapes, valuable biodiversity, geology and pre-history origins. It is historical land which has remained largely undisturbed throughout the centuries, a remnant of medieval times. It's a popular misconception that common land is land owned by the general public and to which everyone has unrestricted right of access. All common land is private property, whether the owner is an individual or a corporation. Historically, the owner of the common was normally the lord of the manor.
Located at the gateway to the South Wales Valleys, partly within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape is a testament to the miners and ironworkers of the past. As it was the world's major producer of iron and coal in the 19th Century, you can see reminders of the iron and coal industry, including a coal mine, furnaces, quarries, railway systems, ironworkers' cottages, churches, chapels, a school and a workmen's hall. All set in a landscape that is favoured by walkers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The main attractions such as Big Pit National Coal Museum, Blaenavon Ironworks, the World Heritage Centre and Blaenavon Heritage Railway are all just a few minutes' drive or walk from each other. For the adventurous there is the Blaenavon Paragliding club.
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Tenure:
Advised Freehold - to be verified by solicitor
Tenancies:
To be sold with Common Land Rights.
Investors If you are looking for assistance in tenant find and/or management packages, information on rental income/interest potential we have a Lettings Department that can help you. Please call us or email for invaluable advice.
Bidding opens: 02/09/2025 12:00
Auction scheduled to end: 04/09/2025 18:04
online auction from2nd September - 4th September 2025
Rare opportunity! Situated between Brynmawr and Blaenavon - a unesco, World Heritage Site, the land amounting to approximately 113 acres, is being sold with common land rights. The rolling land benefits from stunning panoramic views with a well maintained cycle path running alongside part of the boundary.
Common land is very special because the land is unique offering most spectacular landscapes, valuable biodiversity, geology and pre-history origins. It is historical land which has remained largely undisturbed throughout the centuries, a remnant of medieval times. It's a popular misconception that common land is land owned by the general public and to which everyone has unrestricted right of access. All common land is private property, whether the owner is an individual or a corporation. Historically, the owner of the common was normally the lord of the manor.
Located at the gateway to the South Wales Valleys, partly within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape is a testament to the miners and ironworkers of the past. As it was the world's major producer of iron and coal in the 19th Century, you can see reminders of the iron and coal industry, including a coal mine, furnaces, quarries, railway systems, ironworkers' cottages, churches, chapels, a school and a workmen's hall. All set in a landscape that is favoured by walkers, cyclists and mountain bikers. The main attractions such as Big Pit National Coal Museum, Blaenavon Ironworks, the World Heritage Centre and Blaenavon Heritage Railway are all just a few minutes' drive or walk from each other. For the adventurous there is the Blaenavon Paragliding club.
Virtual tour
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Tenure:
Advised Freehold - to be verified by solicitor
Tenancies:
To be sold with Common Land Rights.
Investors If you are looking for assistance in tenant find and/or management packages, information on rental income/interest potential we have a Lettings Department that can help you. Please call us or email for invaluable advice.
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