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Thats quite a bit of land..the problem is that it is greenbelt which means major problems if you want to build on it cos that will be refused planning permission,unless you just want to plant crops then you will have to pay a few thousand pounds for it, then again if it has a wood nearby you could start a paintball place and make cash at the same time
Frank M
If it is really green belt then it is not worth so much. As some of the others have said. If there is a chance of planning permission for some development. Consult the local planning department. Or if you could have uses such as horses then this would increase the value, in which case consider sub-division of the plot.
BlackBerry Addict
If it's just agricultural/grazing land and outside of building boundaries then expect to pay roughly around £2k-£5k per acre, no matter whereabouts in the country it is.
Ask a local farmer for current prices on land per acre, they will provide you with a more accurate answer.
Corky
Are you a Pikey - if so it's not for sale! just joking.
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