Guide price
£1,350,000
Land for saleKerswell Green, Kempsey, Worcester, Worcestershire WR5
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Freehold
About this property
Offers invited for 12 noon on Thursday 6 August
Arable, pasture and woodland
Former Point-to-Point course
Direct road access
About 138 acres in all
Arable land
Description
Park Farm is an attractive residential mixed farm situated south of Worcester, extending to approximately 543 acres. Featuring Pirton Park and Pirton Pool, designed by Capability Brown in the 17th Century, the farm is formerly part of the Croome Estate.
The property is available as a whole or in four lots.
Lot 3 - 138.01 acres
A block of arable land including a former Point-to- Point course, split into seven fields extending to approximately 132.62 acres with some woodland of 5.39 acres, with access from Worcester Road.
Location
The farm is situated between the villages of Kerswell Green and Pirton, south-east of the City of Worcester.
Acreage:
138 Acres
Directions
Nearest Postcode:
WR5 3PD
Additional Info
History
Park Farm has a long history dating back to its time as part of the Croome Estate, home to the Coventry family until 1948.
The Coventry family became established in Worcestershire in the late 16th Century and became earls in 1697. The sixth Earl, who inherited the Estate in 1751 and died in 1809, was foremost among the ‘Earls of Creation’, who developed their estates under the influence of classical philosophies and the Grand Tour. His long tenure of the Croome Estate, of which Pirton Park formed a part, saw the full development of the landscape park around a rebuilt house, Croome Court, and Croome’s recognition as one of the greatest landscape creations of the age.
Lancelot Brown was employed there from 1750, rebuilding the house and laying out the park. Pirton Park (or the Fallow Deer Park), a medieval deer park, was landscaped by Brown in the mid-1760s, effectively as a satellite of what had become the main park at Croome, around the Court itself.
Pirton Park is noted for a pronounced ridge which runs from south-west to north-east, and along its crest, south-west of Pirton Pool, is a line of mature cedars of Lebanon, estimated to have been planted in the 1760s, interplanted with a few limes.
Source: Pirton Park, Severn Stoke - 1001414 | Historic England and Pirton Park, Severn Stoke - 1001414 | Historic England.
Asbestos
We understand there may be Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) on the farm.
Description
Park Farm is an attractive residential mixed farm situated south of Worcester, extending to approximately 543 acres. Featuring Pirton Park and Pirton Pool, designed by Capability Brown in the 17th Century, the farm is formerly part of the Croome Estate.
The property is available as a whole or in four lots.
Lot 3 - 138.01 acres
A block of arable land including a former Point-to- Point course, split into seven fields extending to approximately 132.62 acres with some woodland of 5.39 acres, with access from Worcester Road.
Location
The farm is situated between the villages of Kerswell Green and Pirton, south-east of the City of Worcester.
Acreage:
138 Acres
Directions
Nearest Postcode:
WR5 3PD
Additional Info
History
Park Farm has a long history dating back to its time as part of the Croome Estate, home to the Coventry family until 1948.
The Coventry family became established in Worcestershire in the late 16th Century and became earls in 1697. The sixth Earl, who inherited the Estate in 1751 and died in 1809, was foremost among the ‘Earls of Creation’, who developed their estates under the influence of classical philosophies and the Grand Tour. His long tenure of the Croome Estate, of which Pirton Park formed a part, saw the full development of the landscape park around a rebuilt house, Croome Court, and Croome’s recognition as one of the greatest landscape creations of the age.
Lancelot Brown was employed there from 1750, rebuilding the house and laying out the park. Pirton Park (or the Fallow Deer Park), a medieval deer park, was landscaped by Brown in the mid-1760s, effectively as a satellite of what had become the main park at Croome, around the Court itself.
Pirton Park is noted for a pronounced ridge which runs from south-west to north-east, and along its crest, south-west of Pirton Pool, is a line of mature cedars of Lebanon, estimated to have been planted in the 1760s, interplanted with a few limes.
Source: Pirton Park, Severn Stoke - 1001414 | Historic England and Pirton Park, Severn Stoke - 1001414 | Historic England.
Asbestos
We understand there may be Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) on the farm.
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