Properties For Sale by Bruton Knowles, Gloucester

Residential Investment Block of 17no. 2 bedroom Residential Apartments The property is accessed via St Barbara's Close, a privately owned road located directly off the A46. The 20 purpose-built 2 bedroom flats are arranged across two detached buildings, comprising four individually accessed blo...

A highly versatile property comprising a nine bedroom house, seven holiday cottages, agricultural buildings, and land in an elevated rural position Approximately 10.46 acres (4.23 ha) in total For sale as a whole Overview Bruton K...

Tickmorend House is an attractive detached Grade II listed Cotswold stone property offering a rare opportunity to acquire a character home with considerable scope for renovation and enhancement. Requiring full modernisation throughout, the property presents significant potential to create an exce...

Approximately 74 acres of productive river meadow and pastureland, divided into several well-defined enclosures, with three fields benefiting from direct access onto the B4213 and extensive frontage to the River Severn. The land is offered for sale as a whole or in two lots, as shown in these particulars. Alternative lotting arrangements will be considered, subject to agreement. Location The land lies to the south-west of the popular village of Apperley, adjoining the B4213. Apperley is a well-served and attractive village offering a primary school, two public houses, a tennis court and cricket club, together with sailing and fishing opportunities on the nearby Rivers Severn and Avon. The land occupies a convenient and accessible location, benefiting from direct roadside access and being within easy reach of the surrounding villages of Coombe Hill, Deerhurst, Tirley and Hasfield. Description The land extends to approximately 74 acres of productive river meadow and permanent pasture, divided into five well-proportioned enclosures. There are three points of direct access from the B4213, which runs parallel with the southern boundary. The remaining enclosures are readily accessible internally via the adjoining fields, providing good access throughout the holding. The western boundary follows the meandering River Severn, with the land benefiting from over 1,000 metres of river frontage. Owing to its proximity to the river, the land is susceptible to seasonal flooding...

Approximately 56 acres of productive river meadow and pastureland, divided into several well-defined enclosures benefiting from direct access onto the B4213 and extensive frontage to the River Severn. The land is offered for sale as a whole or in two lots, as shown in these particulars. Alternative lotting arrangements will be considered, subject to agreement. Location The land lies to the south-west of the popular village of Apperley, adjoining the B4213. Apperley is a well-served and attractive village offering a primary school, two public houses, a tennis court and cricket club, together with sailing and fishing opportunities on the nearby Rivers Severn and Avon. The land occupies a convenient and accessible location, benefiting from direct roadside access and being within easy reach of the surrounding villages of Coombe Hill, Deerhurst, Tirley and Hasfield. Description The land extends to approximately 56 acres of productive river meadow and permanent pasture, divided into three well-proportioned enclosures. There is a point of direct access from the B4213, which runs parallel with the southern boundary. The remaining enclosures are readily accessible internally via the adjoining fields, providing good access throughout the holding. The western boundary follows the meandering River Severn, with the land benefiting from over 1,000 metres of river frontage. Owing to its proximity to the river, the land is susceptible to seasonal flooding. However, it provides...

A well-equipped nursery most recently used for soft fruit production, now offering potential for continued or alternative residential and commercial opportunities (subject to planning). The site is accessed via an established gateway to the south of Durbridge Road. The access drive leads south towards two residential properties known as Lower Folly and Princehill. Both properties will retain a full right of access over the drive. In total, the site extends to approximately 3.16 acres (1.28 ha) and gently slopes from the north to the southeast. At present on site are several clusters of substantial glasshouses in three groups. The glasshouses have a total approximate Gross Internal Area of 67,220 sq.ft and are all connected to an oil-fired boiler heating system, electronically controlled ventilation, and an integrated irrigation system. These have been occupied and used for growing until September 2025. In addition to the glasshouses, there are two further buildings, a boiler house, housing both Danks of Netherton boilers together with Nu-Way burners (1,530 sq.ft), and a packing house of 954 sq.ft. The packing house is of concrete block construction under a pitched roof and may offer conversion potential, subject to the necessary consents. Overall, the site offers good scope for continued use as a nursery or a wide range of potential business diversification or operational opportunities, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. Rights of Way, Wayleaves...

The site comprises grass land, currently used for grazing and extends to approximately 12.55 acres (5.08 ha) in total. Access is to the north of the site via Snake Lane. The site is bound by mature hedgerows and interspersed trees to the north, south, east and west with the residential village of Caunsall beyond the southeastern boundary. The majority of the site is relatively flat in topography, with the southeastern most part sloping southeastwards. The site is located within the Green Belt and is not located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The Environment Agency's flood zone mapping shows that the site lies within Flood Zone 1, the lowest risk of flooding.

The land comprises a single parcel of gently sloping pastureland extending to approximately 5.12 acres (2.07 hectares). It is currently used for horse grazing and benefits from a timber-framed field shelter/stabling with a concrete floor and tin-clad elevations. According to the Agricultural Land Classification Maps, the land is classified as Grade 3, with Grade 1 being the most productive and Grade 5 the least. The soils are described as lime-rich clayey and loamy soils, with slightly impeded drainage. Access is provided via a private road. The vendor is currently undertaking improvement works to the accessway, and a new entrance from the south is to be installed prior to completion. OFFERS TO BE RECEIVED BY NOON ON WEDNESDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 2026

Productive river meadow and pastureland, divided into several well-defined enclosures, with two fields benefiting from direct access onto the B4213. The land is offered for sale as a whole or in two lots, as shown in these particulars. Alternative lotting arrangements will be considered, subject to agreement. Location The land lies to the south-west of the popular village of Apperley, adjoining the B4213. Apperley is a well-served and attractive village offering a primary school, two public houses, a tennis court and cricket club, together with sailing and fishing opportunities on the nearby Rivers Severn and Avon. The land occupies a convenient and accessible location, benefiting from direct roadside access and being within easy reach of the surrounding villages of Coombe Hill, Deerhurst, Tirley and Hasfield. Description The land extends to approximately 17.41 acres of productive river meadow and permanent pasture, divided into two well-proportioned enclosures. There are two points of direct access from the B4213, which runs parallel with the southern boundary. Owing to its proximity to the river, the land is susceptible to seasonal flooding. However, it provides valuable summer grazing and forage-making land, together with environmental and amenity appeal associated with its extensive river frontage. Planning Use The land is situated within the Local Authority of Tewkesbury Borough Council and is designated as agricultural land. Services We understand the land is...

Land For Sale Small grass area, previously used for parking

Parcel C - Comprises approximately 6.21 acres (2.51 hectares) of agricultural land to the western edge of the village. Accessed via an agricultural gateway off Rectory Lane to the south, the site slopes downhill from east to west, towards the River Severn.

Parcel B - Comprises a level parcel of land extending to approximately 0.18 acres (0.07 hectares) located centrally within the village, fronting on to the main Hempsted Lane with agricultural gate, adjacent to existing residual dwellings and the Post Office. To its southern edge is a walkway, owned by Gloucestershire County Council and providing access only to the primary school. The parcel has the appearance of a residential plot and may have scope for such a use, subject to planning permission.

Bruton Knowles have been formally instructed to market a development site with full planning permission for 14no. 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments located within close proximity to the Cathedral City of Worcester. The area of the title for sale extends to approximately 0.19 acres and comprises a vacant former car park that served the Co-Op Supermarket. The site is predominantely surfcaed with tarmacadum and benefits from a wide highway frontage onto Henwick Road. The site is bound to the north and south by existing built development, to the east by landcaped area associated with the adjacent residential estate. Existing vehicular access associated with the former car park use, is located to the south west corner of the site, directly off Henwick Road. To the rear of the site is a strip of unmade ground with overgrown vegetation. The site is not located within a Conservation Area, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, SSSI or Ramsar Site and does not contain any heritage assets. The subject site forms part of the wider Freehold Title WR106407.