Tedstone Delamere, Bromyard, Herefordshire

Property Details: - Type: Land - Bedrooms: 0 - Bathrooms: 0

Agent: Balfours - Ludlow Phone: 01584 539966

21.60 Acres (8.74 Ha) of Pasture and Woodland, Stunning Countryside Views, Natural Water Supply, Access via Unrestricted Right Of Way<br/><br/>Situation: More Photos Available Soon!<br/><br/>Land at Quay Head Valley is situated in a tranquil valley in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside in the rural village of Tedstone Delamere, accessed by a private drive over which the owner of the land has unrestricted right of way.<br/><br/>A full range of services can be found in the nearby towns of Bromyard, Tenbury Wells and Leominster where there are restaurants, schools and doctor’s surgeries. A particularly scenic and sought-after area of Herefordshire, the area provides a fantastic opportunity for a high standard of living. <br/><br/>The historic market town of Ludlow is within easy reach with an abundance of culture including the internationally acclaimed Spring and Food festivals. The City of Hereford lies to the south and Worcester to the east. The A44 is close by and provides a good road link to the national motorway network. Birmingham and the West Midlands are an approximate one hour commute with many convenient rail links from Worcester, Leominster and Hereford. Regional International airports are located at Birmingham, Manchester and Bristol. <br/><br/>The Land at Quay Head Valley offers 21.60 Acres (8.74 Ha) of Pasture alongside a Woodland and a Stream. The land offers the potential for a range of uses, subject to planning permission and benefits from spectacular countryside views. The land sits in a tranquil setting bordering the Sapey Brook whilst providing a natural water supply.<br/> <br/>General<br/><br/>Services: No services are currently connected.<br/><br/>Postcode: HR7 4PT<br/><br/>Local Authority: Herefordshire Council[use Contact Agent Button]<br/><br/>Flood Risk: The risk is limited to less than 1 metre from the bank of the stream and to less than 20cm in depth.<br/><br/>Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these particulars or not. There is a wayleave for telegraph pole maintenance. <br/><br/>Please Note: There is a covenant in the deed restricting the use of caravans on the land. <br/><br/>Please Note: There is a public footpath / bridleway that runs from the entrance to the land at the end of the track running down from Tedstone Court to the bridge crossing the Sapey Brook at the bottom of the land.<br/><br/>Please Note: There is a Right of Way for all purposes (without restriction) along the track from the bottom of the asphalt track (public road) over the gravel track and through the two field gates on the neighbour’s land (Line House Farm) down to the corner of the property at HR7 4PT.<br/>Agricultural Uses: Grazing on the meadow and suitable for coppicing and building timber in the woodland.<br/><br/>Boundaries, Hedges and Fences: All boundaries and fences are the responsibility of the purchaser.<br/><br/>Tenure and Possession: The land is freehold and will be sold with vacant possession. <br/><br/>Health & Safety Notice: Prospective Purchasers should take all necessary care when making an inspection including wearing suitable clothing. Viewings are taken solely at the risk of those who view and neither the Agents nor the owners of the property take responsibility for any injury however caused.<br/><br/>Directions: From Hereford, take the A465 towards Bromyard. After about 11 miles turn right onto the A44 then after 0.5 miles take the left hand turning onto the B4203. Continue for about 3.5 miles before taking the right hand turning to Tedstone Delamere and then continue for 0.9 miles before turning left when you reach Tedstone House proceeding down the road signposted as a no through road. After 0.5 miles, the tamac road becomes a gravel track. Stay on this, turning neither right nor left, through two field gates, then down an incline to a junction where there is room to park. The entrance to the land is immediately on the right down a steep incline some 10 metres beyond this junction.<br/><br/>what3words: <a target="_blank" href="https://what3words.com/study.atom.registersAcreage">study.atom.registersAcreage</a>: 21.6