• Prime grazing land
• Edge of village location
• 16.23 acres (6.57 hectares)
• Occupying a picturesque rural setting

The land comprises approximately 16.23 acres (6.57 hectares) of relatively regularly shaped grassland, largely flat, with a moderately sloping section towards the north. The land is divided into several fields by dry stone walls. To the north of the holding, is an area of woodland, known as Shrogg Wood, which accounts for approximately 3.17 acres (1.29 hectares) of the overall acreage.

Stocksmoor Road forms the land’s southern boundary, whilst running along most of the northern boundary, is the main Huddersfield to Sheffield railway line (the Penistone Line). The eastern and western boundaries run adjacent other grassland. A stream – ‘Town Moor Dike’ – runs along and across the property’s northern boundary.

Vehicular access, from Stocksmoor Road, is provided via a galvanised metal field gate.