A freehold parcel of land approaching 0.42 acres, offered with full vacant possession. The land is accessed via a right of way leading directly to an open parcel of land which has been split into various parcels of land. The plots are designated as grassland with limited potential beyond this. Any potential planning or change of use is all subject to obtaining all necessary planning consents. The land is offered for sale on an unconditional basis. Prospective purchasers intending alternative uses or development are advised to make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding any required permissions.
Important
Access to the land is strictly through Spencers Estate Agents. Prospective buyers must not attempt to enter passed the gate without prior permission, as doing so will be considered trespassing.
The plot map provided is for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as an accurate representation of boundaries or measurements. It has not been prepared by a qualified surveyor, and all dimensions, locations, and features are approximate. Interested parties are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify all details. (Plot R)
DIRECTIONS
From Spencers Estate Agents in Romsey, head out via Market Place and follow the B3398 Bypass Road (A27/A3090). Continue for approximately 0.3 miles. Merge onto the A326 and follow this road for around 7 miles. At the end of this stretch, turn right, where the destination will be located shortly on the left-hand side, with a gate and sign for Marley Copse Farm. The property is situated in Southampton, SO40 7LA. Access to the land is via the What3Words location: ///swims.swift.supposess
Living in Minstead
Minstead is a perfect village in miniature. Tucked down a maze of country lanes and surrounded by woodland, it is tranquil and unspoiled, yet surprisingly and accessibly close to junction one of the M27 at Cadnam.
For a small village it punches well above its size in terms of community and history. Overlooking its delightful green is a popular country inn, The Trusty Servant Inn, and a village shop and cafe tea room that serves as a community hub. There’s also a quirky parish church which is the resting place of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. Nearby are what are thought to be two of the oldest oak trees in the Forest as well as the Rufus Stone, marking the spot where King William II was shot by an arrow.
There’s a busy village hall (the largest in the Forest) which hosts regular antiques and collectors’ markets and the Minstead Players. However, what makes Minstead particularly special are its community-minded organisations including Minstead Study Centre with its sustainability focus and Minstead Training Trust which also runs Furzey Gardens - first planted in 1922 they are ablaze with colour in spring and feature an award-wining garden and ‘fairy doors’ among the trees.
