Up to 4 acres for a market garden within the Chiltern Hills
Up to 4 acres for a market garden within the Chiltern Hills
On offer, up to 4-acres of land in Buckinghamshire is on offer with potential for expansion. The space will be suited to an experienced and community-orientated grower looking to develop a market gardening enterprise that could also potentially utilise the abundant elderflowers and elderberries growing on the farm for juice or cordial production.
There is also a 20 tree apple orchard which is a mix of bramleys and sweet eating apples that the tenant could harvest and sell.
Located within the Chiltern Hills to the North-West of High Wycombe, the site is on the outskirts of a village, but has good access into town and the M40 motorway.
The available land is Grade 3 agricultural land on free-draining chalk soil. It is south-facing, fairly level, and was previously used as pasture. The site is edged by hedgerows and post and rail fencing with access via a single track road. Mains water is available, and there is potential for a polytunnel subject to the tenant seeking planning permission.
Exact location of the market garden within the farm is to be decided with the landowner to ensure optimum growing conditions and accessibility.
The farm hosts visitors with a holiday-rental shepherd’s hut and camping during the summer months so there could be options to offer produce sales through a stall or farm shop, or with special events such as bbqs for guests.
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