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Upton Lovell
Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12
Sold
Guide Price
£10,950,000
Ref: NEF250038
Manor Farm; a commercial dairy and arable farm extending to 648 acres
- 648 acres
Features at a glance
- Extensive steel frame farm buildings
- DeLaval 32-point rotary parlour currently milking up to 400 cows
- Lucrative Arla milk contract
- Modern slurry separation, storage and handling facility
- Grain storage for approx. 2,000 tonnes and Svegma continuous flow dryer
- Two detached houses

Overview
Lot 1 - Manor Farm About 648 acres
Manor Farm lies in an elevated position north of the A36 and Upton Lovell village. The farm has two detached farmhouses and three bungalows (all subject to agricultural occupancy conditions), an extensive range of steel portal frame buildings used to accommodate and support the milking herd. The farm lies centrally within the 648 acres of land that surround the yard and houses on all sides.
Manor and Auckland Farms are a superb example of a commercial mixed farm that brings together large-scale downland arable farming with a closed herd of Holstien Friesians, to produce milk sold through a lucrative Arla contract. The farming base is at Manor Farm located north of Upton Lovell village with a designated access through traffic lights from the A36. Manor Farm was bought by the vendors in 1990, the same year as Auckland Farm, which together with some additional land at Knook (bought in 2000) make up the component parts of the farm.
The vendors have invested and developed the farm vastly since the business was founded; at Manor Farm they have built two farmhouses and three bungalows, redeveloped and extended the farm buildings and invested in the land, woodland and tracks. Whilst the current owners operate a successful dairy and arable operation from the farm, the asset also lends itself to a less intensive uses such as through converting the vast range of buildings for alternative uses (e.g. for storage or workshop uses).
The fields across the farm are of a large, commercial size and the soils have been improved over several decades through the application of organic matter and regular testing. There are some wonderful shelter belts and parcels of woodland, and valleys hidden from public view which create for a formidable pheasant and partridge shoot.
Following the joint owner’s decision to retire, the family look forward to passing the farm in good health, to the new custodians. They are flexible to this being on a “lock, stock and barrel” basis or for the asset alone.
This property has 648 acres of land.
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