Two farms have appeared on the market in North Wales this week, both worth over £1.5million.
The units have been put on the market this week (Thursday, May 26) with the professional team at J Bradburne Price & Co in Mold.
Rarely do opportunities such as these present themselves in the north east Wales region.
Pant Gwyn Mawr is the first of the two farms.
It is situated close to the rural idyllic village of Ysceifiog in Flintshire. The farm has been in the same family for over 100 years.
It boasts approximately 140 acres of fertile pastureland, set in a ring-fence around the farmstead which comprises a Grade II listed five-bedroom farmhouse with both modern and traditional outbuildings.
Formerly a dairy farm, in recent years it has been operated as a cattle finishing and growing unit. The farmstead is located down an access track, well away from the public highway.
Many of the fields are capable of being cropped or cultivated and have access directly from the road or access track. The holding is just 10 minutes away from the A55 expressway and will no doubt draw interest from far and wide.
The farm has a guide price of £1,700,000.
The second unit is Honkley Dairy Unit, Rossett.
It is a purpose-built green field dairy setup, constructed between 12-15 years ago. With an excellent access network and state of the art cattle housing it will no doubt be of interest to many.
The six-acre concrete pad offers cubicle housing for 350 cows, loose housing/ calving pens, collecting yards, a 18:18 herringbone parlour, four silage clamps and an earth banked slurry lagoon.
The unit is set in approximately 120 acres of fertile pasture and arable land, all immediately surrounding the farmstead which is located down a short access track and being centrally located to the land.
The farm has a guide price of £1,750,000.
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