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Pye House Farm is a large arable farm located in an agricultural and accessible part of North Lincolnshire, near the market town of Brigg. The farm has been run commercially with the use of local contractors consistently producing high yielding cereal, break crops and sugar beet on rotation.

The farm is for sale a whole or in up to five lots.

Lot 5 – Land off Main Street About 117 acres (47 ha)

This parcel of land lies on the eastern side of Cadney and borders the south side of Main Street. Access is through a locked barrier into the north-western corner of the land. The parcel comprises two fields of arable land and a pond inside a small copse on the southern boundary.

In total, Lot 5 contains 113 acres of arable and 2 acres of woodland.

The farm contains soils of the “Wallasea 1” series of soils, described as being soil mainly suitable for cereal production and some root crops, and also the “Wickham 2” series which is a slightly heavier soil suitable mainly for combinable cropping. The soils are classified as Grade 3 on the Agricultural Land Classification.

This property has 117 acres of land.

Situation

Pye House Farm is located on the western side of Cadney, a rural village 2.5 miles south from Brigg in North Lincolnshire. Brigg is a traditional market town offering a full range of facilities including schools, supermarkets and local amenities, and agricultural supplies and services. On from Brigg lies junction 4 of the M180, a motorway link to Hull and the Humber Estuary in the north and west towards Doncaster and the wider motorway network.

The county town of Lincoln is located 26 miles to the south, along the A15.