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There is locally some nearly 29 hectares available to buy. Generally south facing with two road frontages , one major and one minor. Would it be feasible or practicable to divide it up for resale in 5 hectare farmlett blocks, as the are of land at the moment would be too big for me. All this with an eye on being able to bring together a small group of eco living self sustaining farmers. What wouldyour thoughts on this be. Or do you think the planners would have a heart attack at possible 5 farmletts starting.
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land division
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vandamiam
, 05 Dec 2009 15:50
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Posted 05 December 2009 - 15:59
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Hi the planners would have a fit if you carried out your scheme with the land, however from a planning point of view there is nothing to stop you it is quite feasible.
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Posted 05 December 2009 - 16:32
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Yes i thought it might be the case but if its sort of legally feasible then, rules is rules. I will have to do a lot of research first though, plus find some interested parties.
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Posted 13 December 2009 - 19:34
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Great idea cheaper land,shared utility connection costs, machinery and skill sharing as well as the possibility of a joint retail venture. Sadly we are a long way from Scotland here in Shropshire but perhaps this thread might bring like minded people together. Good look and keep us all informed.
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Posted 21 December 2009 - 08:28
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Oh well Speed is always the key and that land is under offer. However one door shuts and another opens. 33 acres with a bothy and planning for a dwelling for a mere �175k I however cant afford that but have already asked if the seller would be interested in selling um er :5 HECTARES:. The land has great views over St Andrews Bay and right on top of a hill so much windyness for a windmill. Cant wait for a reply.
P.S anybody that can afford it let me know so long as you agree to let me get 5 hectares by sale or lease.
P.S anybody that can afford it let me know so long as you agree to let me get 5 hectares by sale or lease.
