Guide price
£600,000
Land for saleLot 3 | Top Land, Puddington Lane, Puddington, Cheshire CH64
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Freehold
About this property
Well-maintained central farmstead - formerly a working dairy, adaptable to a range of farming systems
Recently renovated three bedroom farmhouse, let on an Assured Periodic Tenancy
Grade 2 and Grade 3 arable and pasture
Gently sloping southern aspect with far-reaching views to the Welsh hills across the Dee Estuary
Available as a whole or in up to four lots
A substantial and meticulously managed mixed farm
Description
Since its acquisition in 1965, farmed by three generations, Whitehouse Farm, has been carefully improved and developed as a first class dairy enterprise. Home to the pedigree Deehaven Canadian Holstein herd, the stock was imported directly from Canada to form a notable high-health herd. At its peak, the unit ran a 250 cow milking herd with around 200 followers.
More recently, the farm has been managed as a mixed forage and arable enterprise, balancing production with sound husbandry. The farm has also grown potatoes and carrots in the past.
Whitehouse Farm is an easily workable unit, served by public roads and an excellent network of internal tracks. Located in an attractive and highly accessible part of West Cheshire, the farm offers a new owner the opportunity to run a single business, or combine several different agricultural enterprises, with opportunities for diversification.
Lot 3 - Top Land. About 52 acres (21 hectares)
A separate block to the north of the main farm, Lot 3 lies at the end of Pipers Lane with a further direct highway access off Mudhouse Lane, Burton to the north. The land comprises two large fields with small copses adjoining the boundary. In common with Lot 1, the land is described as Grade 3 glacial tills, being loams and clayey loams suitable for a range of arable and forage rotations.
Location
Whitehouse Farm sits between the villages of Puddington and Burton, within the picturesque Cheshire countryside. It is a peaceful, rural setting with views toward North Wales, yet within easy reach of Chester and the economic centres of Liverpool and Manchester.
The farm surrounds Puddington, which looks to neighbouring Burton for local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, shop and café, cricket club and community facilities. Rising above the village, visible from across the farm, are the National Trust Burton Woods. The southern part of the farm (Lot 2) adjoins the rspb’s Deeside Reserve.
The farm benefits from excellent transport links, with easy access to the A41 and M56, placing Chester and the wider region within convenient reach.
The area is well served by an excellent selection of state and independent schools, including The King’s and The Queen’s Schools in Chester and Abbey Gate College.
Disclaimer: All journey times and distances are approximate.
Acreage:
52.63 Acres
Additional Info
Local Authority: Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Easements, Covenants, Rights of Way and Restrictions
The property is offered for sale subject to and with benefit of all rights of way either public or private, all easements and wayleaves, whether specifically mentioned or not.
The only known public right on or adjoining the farm is over the length of Pipers Lane, which is designated a public footpath. The selling agents would like to draw parties’ attention to an underground electricity supply cable, known as the ‘Western Link’, running ne to sw across Lots 1 – 3.
The rights of way serving the various lots are marked on the sales plans by way of brown and white hatching.
Photographs: August 2025 and May 2026. Particulars: May 2026
Description
Since its acquisition in 1965, farmed by three generations, Whitehouse Farm, has been carefully improved and developed as a first class dairy enterprise. Home to the pedigree Deehaven Canadian Holstein herd, the stock was imported directly from Canada to form a notable high-health herd. At its peak, the unit ran a 250 cow milking herd with around 200 followers.
More recently, the farm has been managed as a mixed forage and arable enterprise, balancing production with sound husbandry. The farm has also grown potatoes and carrots in the past.
Whitehouse Farm is an easily workable unit, served by public roads and an excellent network of internal tracks. Located in an attractive and highly accessible part of West Cheshire, the farm offers a new owner the opportunity to run a single business, or combine several different agricultural enterprises, with opportunities for diversification.
Lot 3 - Top Land. About 52 acres (21 hectares)
A separate block to the north of the main farm, Lot 3 lies at the end of Pipers Lane with a further direct highway access off Mudhouse Lane, Burton to the north. The land comprises two large fields with small copses adjoining the boundary. In common with Lot 1, the land is described as Grade 3 glacial tills, being loams and clayey loams suitable for a range of arable and forage rotations.
Location
Whitehouse Farm sits between the villages of Puddington and Burton, within the picturesque Cheshire countryside. It is a peaceful, rural setting with views toward North Wales, yet within easy reach of Chester and the economic centres of Liverpool and Manchester.
The farm surrounds Puddington, which looks to neighbouring Burton for local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, shop and café, cricket club and community facilities. Rising above the village, visible from across the farm, are the National Trust Burton Woods. The southern part of the farm (Lot 2) adjoins the rspb’s Deeside Reserve.
The farm benefits from excellent transport links, with easy access to the A41 and M56, placing Chester and the wider region within convenient reach.
The area is well served by an excellent selection of state and independent schools, including The King’s and The Queen’s Schools in Chester and Abbey Gate College.
Disclaimer: All journey times and distances are approximate.
Acreage:
52.63 Acres
Additional Info
Local Authority: Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Easements, Covenants, Rights of Way and Restrictions
The property is offered for sale subject to and with benefit of all rights of way either public or private, all easements and wayleaves, whether specifically mentioned or not.
The only known public right on or adjoining the farm is over the length of Pipers Lane, which is designated a public footpath. The selling agents would like to draw parties’ attention to an underground electricity supply cable, known as the ‘Western Link’, running ne to sw across Lots 1 – 3.
The rights of way serving the various lots are marked on the sales plans by way of brown and white hatching.
Photographs: August 2025 and May 2026. Particulars: May 2026
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