Guide price
£155,000
Land for saleMoor Lane, Calverton, Nottingham NG14
Freehold
About this property
Well positioned parcel of pasture land
Good roadside access
Outskirts of village
In all about 51.30 acres
Available as a whole or as two lots
Accessible block of pasture land
Description
A well-positioned parcel of pasture land extending to approximately 51.30 acres (20.76 hectares), situated directly off Bonner Lane with excellent road frontage and access. The property benefits from a secondary access point for Lot 1 via the A6097, enhancing its connectivity and potential future uses.
The land is offered for sale by private treaty, available as a whole or in two separate lots, providing potential purchasers with a range of acquisition options.
The land extends to 51.30 acres (20.76 hectares) and is split into two separate lots. The fields are divided by a hedgerow and post rail fencing. The land is classified as Grade 3 on the Agricultural Land Classification Maps of England and Wales.
The land lies flat and is currently down to pasture, access to Lot 2 is taken directly from Bonner Lane with access for Lot 1 via a right of access across retained land from the A6097. The land is currently occupied by a grazier with sheep grazing the land, this licence will come to an end on completion of sale.
Lot 2 extends to 19.00 acres (7.68 hectares) and is accessed directly from Bonner Lane. The land is split between two fields, both of which have been used for grazing of sheep. There is vehicular access from Bonner Lane to the property.
Location
The land is located on the outskirts of the village of Calverton, 2.5 miles south of Oxton and 11.5 miles north of the city of Nottingham. The land is well located with the A6097 lying 1 mile to the east which leads to the A46 and provides access to the A1 enabling access to the north and south of the UK. Nottingham train station located 12 miles to the south west provides regular trains to London St Pancras International with fast trains taking approximately 1 hour 36 minutes.
Disclaimer: All journey times and distances are approximate.
Acreage:
19 Acres
Additional Info
Local authority: Gedling Borough Council
Photographs and Particulars: September 2025
Description
A well-positioned parcel of pasture land extending to approximately 51.30 acres (20.76 hectares), situated directly off Bonner Lane with excellent road frontage and access. The property benefits from a secondary access point for Lot 1 via the A6097, enhancing its connectivity and potential future uses.
The land is offered for sale by private treaty, available as a whole or in two separate lots, providing potential purchasers with a range of acquisition options.
The land extends to 51.30 acres (20.76 hectares) and is split into two separate lots. The fields are divided by a hedgerow and post rail fencing. The land is classified as Grade 3 on the Agricultural Land Classification Maps of England and Wales.
The land lies flat and is currently down to pasture, access to Lot 2 is taken directly from Bonner Lane with access for Lot 1 via a right of access across retained land from the A6097. The land is currently occupied by a grazier with sheep grazing the land, this licence will come to an end on completion of sale.
Lot 2 extends to 19.00 acres (7.68 hectares) and is accessed directly from Bonner Lane. The land is split between two fields, both of which have been used for grazing of sheep. There is vehicular access from Bonner Lane to the property.
Location
The land is located on the outskirts of the village of Calverton, 2.5 miles south of Oxton and 11.5 miles north of the city of Nottingham. The land is well located with the A6097 lying 1 mile to the east which leads to the A46 and provides access to the A1 enabling access to the north and south of the UK. Nottingham train station located 12 miles to the south west provides regular trains to London St Pancras International with fast trains taking approximately 1 hour 36 minutes.
Disclaimer: All journey times and distances are approximate.
Acreage:
19 Acres
Additional Info
Local authority: Gedling Borough Council
Photographs and Particulars: September 2025
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