Property Description

Extending to approximately 5.88 acres, this attractive parcel of land offers versatile agricultural ground, most recently utilised for horse grazing and mowing. The fields are well-proportioned, easily manageable, and ideally suited to continued equestrian or agricultural use. Subject to the necessary planning consents, the land may also present opportunities for alternative uses or future development.

The property is situated on the edge of the sought-after village of Wick, an historic and well-regarded community set within picturesque Vale of Glamorgan countryside. Just a short distance from the Heritage Coast, the area provides access to dramatic cliff-top walks and a blend of sandy and stony beaches. Wick is recognised as one of the more self-contained villages in the Vale, offering a strong sense of community alongside excellent local amenities including a Church in Wales Primary School, local shop, two public houses, church, village hall, village green and established rugby and cricket clubs.

Despite its rural charm, Wick is well-connected, with the nearby towns of Cowbridge and Llantwit Major providing a wide range of retail, leisure and schooling options. The larger town of Bridgend, approximately 7 miles away, offers comprehensive commercial, retail and transport links, making this an appealing location for those seeking both countryside living and accessibility.

SituationThe village of Wick is positioned within attractive countryside and is a short distance from the heritage coastline, with its beautiful cliff top walks and mixture of sandy and stony beaches. Wick is one of the more self-contained villages in the Vale of Glamorgan and contains a number of period houses, a re-invigorated local shop, two public houses, Church in Wales Primary School, church, village hall, village green and local rugby and cricket clubs. Although enjoying the benefits of a rural community, the village is accessible to the towns of Cowbridge and Llantwit Major which both include a good range of retail facilities, and to the town of Bridgend (some 7 miles) which offers a comprehensive commercial, retail and leisure amenities.

Brief DescriptionThe land extends to approximately 5.88 acres of versatile agricultural ground, predominantly used for horse grazing and mowing in recent years. The fields are easily manageable and lend themselves well to continued equestrian or agricultural use. Subject to the necessary planning consents, the land may also offer potential for alternative uses or future development.

AccessThe land is accessed through the gate off St Brides road.

Tenure And PossessionThe freehold interest is offered for sale with the benefit of vacant possession on completion.

PlanThe plan attached is published for identification purposes only and while every care has been taken its contents and accuracy cannot be guaranteed.

ServicesThere are currently no services to the property.

Wayleaves/easementsThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, wayleaves, access, water, light drainage, and other easements, quasi easements, covenants, restriction orders etc., as may exists over the same of for the benefit of same, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

Guide Price£250,000

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Further Details & ViewingsPlease contact agent on 01446 773500 or [email protected] for viewing.