Value my land please?

[Polos Mum]

OP at that level I'd get your agents to also market to professional investors. A place like that would rent for £500 a month in a heartbeat (with the tenant responsible for all upkeep) which would give you £6k a year return on £65/70k investment so 9%+ return. Lots of people are looking hard for places to put their money to get a return and land is always appealing.

In fact having written that - if you don't need £65k and an ongoing income is useful to you. I'd think carefully about keeping it and renting it.
It could cover much of the cost of your livery forever and you'd still have the land at the end of it.

 

[tda]

I'd think around £70k too, but it very much depends on tho wants it.
About 10 yrs ago we went to a local land auction, the smaller bits 1.5-2 acres went for around 25k/acre, the larger lots 15+acres went for over 10k/acres.
Penelopes pony paddock was how my dad used to describe it ?

 

[oldie48]

I'm sure you are aware of this but a sale like this will be subject to capital gains tax. We've been thinking about selling some of our land separate to the house as a neighbour wants to preserve their views but CG can take a bit of a chunk even with the allowances.

 

[Pearlsacarolsinger]

Values have come back in excess of £65k with an expectation it will make over £70k. So quite a few of you were bang on. It’ll be on the market early March so watch this space. I’m fully expecting it’ll be very popular.

Have you thought about auctioning it, with a reserve of at least £65k? I think I might do that, or ask for sealed bids.

 

[cobgoblin]

Apply for outline planning and sell it with that?

 

[cblover]

We have considered auctioning and it might be the route we take eventually but for now we’ll use a land agent.

 

[The Xmas Furry]

If not auctioning, then let them start with 'offers over', good luck.

I've said with mine, that I'll rent the complete yard out for at least a year if not 2 initially, before I decide to sell. The regular money would be handy. On chatting about it with adjacent yard renter a few days ago, he said to give him 1st refusal on either option, and he would offer a year's rental up front! ?