Hi
I am looking to purchase up to 1 acre land for storage can offer up to £10,000 cash
Thank you
I am looking to purchase up to 1 acre land for storage can offer up to £10,000 cash
Thank you
Wanted 1 acre land with road access
- Thread starter Paulbam
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I don't think you've thought this through or you are not being quite honest, you not even stated where you want this land for dumping a couple of cars and other items which makes me think you are just looking for a patch of land anywhere to set up an illegal home on , you`ll have to try harder if you think you can pull the wool over peoples eyes here.
This website must see posts such as yours about once a week and usually contain about as much unhelpful detail as yours, hence the - to you probably unhelpful replies.
If you are really serious about buying an acre (ish) of land you might start by giving a location where you’d like the land to be, also if it’s ‘just’ to store a couple of vehicles and a few other things there are far more economic alternatives - there are places that offer storage rental
If you are really serious about buying an acre (ish) of land you might start by giving a location where you’d like the land to be, also if it’s ‘just’ to store a couple of vehicles and a few other things there are far more economic alternatives - there are places that offer storage rental
No i being honest i am as honest as a days long i have served on jury service. I am looking 50 miles radious of bristol. it my campervan i want to store mainly as trying to park that near the city centre where i live is very difficult and i promise i am not looking to live in it. I also have a lot of stuff making it hard to move around my house. I still have stuff that i had from my father when he passed
OkNot keen on my offer then? I was waiting f for a counter offer so we could meet in the middle
Buy an industrial unit , use the £10k as a deposit , storing vehicles on wet farm land is one of the fastest way to rot them out.
You really need to step back and think about what you are suggesting, you can’t just cut off part of a field and sell it, well you can but the practicality’s of it make it a non starter, unless someone has an irregular field they want to move on a corner at a healthy profit. Dividing a filed into a number of individual lots to sell off would be a nightmare - just think about access. Additionally, a major problem would be you would, I think be changing the use of the land. A nice green field suddenly sprouting a couple of vehicles long term and what? A shed or container for your other kit ? would have everyone complaining to the local council double quick.
You would be better posting and asking if anyone has part of a barn or a shed they might be prepared to rent
You would be better posting and asking if anyone has part of a barn or a shed they might be prepared to rent
I’m not a greedy man, tell you what I’ll sell you my acre for £75,000 and you can divide it up how ever you like… 5 miles from Bristol so would be brilliant for you
my Saudi Prince uncle when he died said too sell it off too somebody who would use the land better than I am 
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Just rent somewhere to store it. What you want does not exist in your budget.
Unless we start farming on the moon ,land is just about the only thing there will never be more of?.
I think this is a dead post but I've only just seen it.
Can I remind anyone considering renting out farmland for any use other than agriculture that it will require planning permission. This can be sought by the tenant or the landowner but it will be the landowners that the enforcement officers will be knocking on!
Can I remind anyone considering renting out farmland for any use other than agriculture that it will require planning permission. This can be sought by the tenant or the landowner but it will be the landowners that the enforcement officers will be knocking on!
farmerm
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
Your best bet would be save up and buy a farm, fence off your plot and sell the rest of it off again.... Can only sell land once and it may mean a large capital gains tax bill for the seller so land owners are always reluctant sellers. Your plot is out there somewhere but it will not be easy to find.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Bad timing Paulbam,wait for Labour to
get in along with a recession and there
will be plenty of opportunity.
get in along with a recession and there
will be plenty of opportunity.
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2 acre paddock just sold last week for £50,000. No mains services within 2 miles and no chance of building. Its been bought for ponies for a family. So good luck finding anything within your budget.