This expansive parcel of approximately 52.14 acres (21.10 hectares) presents a significant investment opportunity, featuring primarily arable land that is being offered in up to four distinct lots through a tender process. The property is located near the village of Baston, approximately four miles south of Bourne, with easy access to three lots directly from the public highway. Among these lots, one includes a semi-derelict building and a former RAF radar facility, offering potential for redevelopment or restoration.
The land is classified as Grade 2 on the MAFF Agricultural Land Classification Map, indicating its high agricultural quality. It’s also noted for its River Terrace and Lacustrine Gravel geology, which could be advantageous for farming or environmental initiatives. Each lot has a history of varied cropping, including spring barley and sugar beet, providing diverse agricultural possibilities.
With additional features such as a telecommunication mast on site—leased without ongoing rental costs—this property not only offers agricultural potential but also opportunities for alternative income streams. The freehold tenure provides straightforward possession upon completion, making it an appealing choice for investors looking to leverage land for agriculture or development.
