With access from the A507, at the start of a lane called Bury Ware, this land is adjacent to farm/paddock land and woodland with immediate access to bridleways. There are mature hedges along the western, southern (roadside), and eastern boundaries and a young hedge planted along the northern boundary, with a gated entrance in the western corner that leads to an area of hardstanding. The land slopes up to the east and is divided into three distinct sections with a track leading to the top of the upper section where there is a sizeable barn, hardstanding, and a W.C. with a composting pit. In the northern corner is a small copse of mature deciduous trees, and there is a grass paddock with an evergreen hedge dividing this upper section from the middle section. The land benefits from a metered water supply and a nearby electricity pylon within the adjacent paddock.

In the middle section is a grass paddock and a track leading into another area of hardstanding which is surrounded by a substantial bund. The bund has been formed by the current owner, and it should be noted the local authority has issued an enforcement order for its removal, details of which will be included within the legal pack. The third section is the lowest lying area where there is also grassland and a pretty copse of mostly silver birch trees.

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