Description

LAND
Nestled to the north and southeast of the village of Castleton, the land is divided into three parcels each boasting excellent road frontage. This grassland extends to 29 acres (11.73 hectares) and is currently used for sheep grazing and subject to a Farm Business Tenancy, although the land will be sold with vacant possession upon completion.

The land is Grade 4 with soils from the Ellerbeck series, being slightly stoney but well drained. Lying at approximately 132 metres above sea level, the land is surrounded by the spectacular North York Moors landscape. Lots 1 and 2 slope towards the picturesque River Esk, home to populations of Salmon and Sea trout, whilst Lot 3 slopes southerly towards Danby Beck, east of the village.

Lot 1 (edged green on plan)-Land off Station Road
Sheltered and productive grassland framed by scenic mature woodlands, with frontage to the River Esk and direct road access. 6.9 acres £75,000.

Lot 2 (edged blue on plan)-Land north of Church Street.
18.5 acres of productive grassland and mature woodlands. The sale includes a yard area and two field shelters, the remains of traditional barn and brick pump houses. Part is designated as a schedule monument, known as Castleton Castle Mound. 18.5 acres £150,000.

Lot 3 (edged red on plan)- Land south of Church Street.
3.6 acres of grassland, including 0.60 acres of woodland and a traditional field barn. 3.6 acres £70,000.

Land at Castleton (whole) 29 acres £295,000.