Thrupp Lane, Thrupp, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5

An attractive, undulating grassland farm with buildings and woodlands. Extending in all to about 101.60 acres (41.11 hectares).

An attractive parcel of permanent grassland interspersed with woodlands, with a useful range of traditional and contemporary farm buildings. The property extends in all to about 101.60 acres (41.11 hectares).

The Buildings:
These are accessed over a drive leading from Thrupp Lane and comprise:
1. Traditional cart shed.
2. Small traditional barn of Cotswold stone construction.
3. Substantial traditional barn, mainly constructed of Cotswold stone with a red brick extension to the rear.
4. Cart shed in “L” shape.
5. Cart sheds of metal frame construction.
6. Three bay Dutch barn.

The Farmland & Woodland:
The land comprises 71.76 acres of permanent grassland together with a further 28.15 acres of woodlands. The land is situated in a beautiful setting with far reaching views. The field boundaries mainly comprise mature hedgerows which are ideal for privacy and for wildlife conservation. The land has been extensively farmed for many years without any application of fertilisers or chemicals. The land is crossed by a number of public footpaths. Vehicular access into the land is not only available through the farmyard, but also over Gunhouse Lane, on the western boundary.

The woodlands mainly comprise native hardwoods. There are water courses running through the property in a very attractive setting. There is scope for rewilding and natural capital opportunities.