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FOR SALE - Buffalo Crow Limited (company number 08214572) with the benefit of a leasehold interest relating to a quarry at part of Peyton Hall Farm, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Permission granted under application B/97/0955.
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Ref: FB/5142A rare opportunity to acquire the leasehold interest or company and associated inert fill rights over a former quarry located to the north of Hadleigh, Suffolk. The site benefits from established planning permissions for inert restoration and the vendor has estimated the quarry may have capacity for somewhere in order of 300,000 to 500,000 cubic metres of inert fill material, subject to compaction rates and operational methodology.
Strategically positioned close to Hadleigh, Ipswich and the wider Suffolk and Essex road network, the site is well placed to serve ongoing and future residential, commercial and infrastructure projects within the region.
From Ipswich take the A1071 signposted to Hadleigh. At the roundabout when approaching Hadleigh follow the A1071 to Sudbury. Take the second turning on the right along Aldham Mill Hill and signposted Whatfield. The property will then be on the left after approximately 0.4 miles.
The leasehold interest is offered for sale or the limited company together with the benefit of the existing rights to import and deposit inert fill material for the restoration of the quarry, subject to the terms of the lease and planning permissions.
The site benefits from planning permission for the importation and deposition of inert fill material under planning consent reference B/97/0955, together with subsequent related permissions and approvals.
Based on available information, the quarry is estimated to have a remaining restoration capacity of approximately 400,000 cubic metres, subject to verification, compaction rates and operational requirements.
Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with the Local Planning Authority regarding the planning status and any future operational requirements.
A public footpath runs along the western boundary of the site.
An annual crop loss payment is payable to the freehold owners, calculated in accordance with losses incurred as a result of the restoration operations
There are no services to the site.
Purchasers should satisfy themselves with the boundaries of the site.
The site occupies an accessible rural location approximately 1 mile north of Hadleigh, 8.5 miles west of Ipswich and within convenient reach of the A14 trunk road network.
The surrounding area continues to experience significant residential, commercial and infrastructure development, generating sustained demand for inert material disposal and restoration capacity. A number of schemes are either under construction or progressing through the planning process within Hadleigh, Ipswich and neighbouring settlements, further enhancing the strategic value of the site.
A data room containing further information, planning documentation, lease details and supporting reports is available upon request to genuinely interested parties.
Whirledge & Nott does not have any authority to give representations or warranties in relation to the site. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract. All descriptions, photographs and plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. All measurements are approximate. No assumption should be made that the site has the necessary planning, building regulations or other consents. Whirledge & Nott has not carried out a survey nor tested any appliances, services or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
Strictly by appointment Viewing of the property is entirely at the risk of the enquirer. Neither Whirledge & Nott nor the vendor accept any responsibility for any damage, injury or accident during viewing.