Stanway Green, Worlingworth, Woodbridge, Suffolk

The farmland is a solid block of high quality generally level arable land. It is well laid out with large regular shaped fields all with independent access off adopted roads. The land is classified Grade 3 with soil belonging mainly to the Beccles series which is a calcareous clay loam, capable of growing and supporting high yielding cereal crops. We understand that all the land has been drained where required, historically.

The land can be broken down as follows:
Arable land 192.29 acres (77.81 Ha)
Woodland 3.98 acres (1.61 Ha)
Miscellaneous 1.55 acres (0.62Ha)

The land has benefitted in the past from the farm’s pig and poultry muck and has been well farmed for many decades, by the Vendors and their contract farmers, growing a mainly cereal rotation of winter wheat, spring barley and sugar beet.
Winter Wheat 3.99t/ acre
Spring Barley 3.67t/ acre
Sugar Beet 28.40t/ acre

The farmland is situated in the hamlet of Stanway Green in rural Mid Suffolk. The village of Worlingworth is 2½ miles to the south with Diss (13 miles) and Stowmarket (19¾ miles) also nearby.