Beansheaf Lane, Marishes, Pickering Offers Over £155,000

• Approximately 13.28 acres (5.37 hectares) of grassland
• Predominantly level and divided into two useful enclosures
• Well fenced and previously used for sheep grazing and haylage
• Conveniently situated for Pickering, Malton and the A169
• Direct vehicular access from Beansheaf Lane

13.28 ACRES
BEANSHEAF LANE

MARISHES
NORTH YORKSHIRE

YO17 6UL

Pickering 3 miles, Malton 6.5 miles, York 25 miles and Leeds 45 miles (all distances approximate).

AN ATTRACTIVE AND ACCESSIBLE BLOCK OF GRASSLAND EXTENDING TO APPROXIMATELY 13.28 ACRES, SITUATED IN OPEN COUNTRYSIDE WITHIN THE VALE OF PICKERING BETWEEN MALTON AND PICKERING

“An excellent opportunity to acquire a conveniently situated and well-fenced block of grassland extending to approximately 13.28 acres,

occupying an attractive rural position with good access from Beansheaf Lane”

WHOLE FOR SALE BY INFORMAL TENDER AS A WHOLE

OFFERS OVER £155,000

BEST AND FINAL OFFERS TO BE RECEIVED BY 12 NOON ON FRIDAY 20TH NOVEMBER 2026

DESCRIPTION / BACKGROUND

In all, the land extends to approximately 13.28 acres (5.37 hectares) and comprises an attractive and particularly well-maintained block of grassland situated in a convenient rural position at Marishes, between Pickering and Malton.

The land is predominantly level, well fenced and divided into two useful enclosures. It has been carefully maintained and is presented in very good order, having previously been used for sheep grazing and the production of haylage. The land provides a readily manageable block suitable for continued agricultural and grazing purposes.

The land benefits from good vehicular access directly from Beansheaf Lane, providing convenient access for agricultural machinery and livestock. Mains water is understood to be available, although a new connection will be required by the purchaser.

The land is principally enclosed by established hedgerows and fencing and includes two mature oak trees together with a small area of woodland, providing additional landscape and amenity interest.

The land is understood to be classified as Grade III on the Agricultural Land Classification mapping and to lie within the Foggathorpe 2 soil association. These soils are generally described as slowly permeable, seasonally waterlogged, stoneless clayey and fine loamy soils over clay.

Overall, the property's well-maintained condition, accessible location, level nature and attractive rural setting are likely to appeal to a broad range of purchasers, including those with agricultural, equestrian and amenity interests, subject to obtaining any necessary consents.

LOCATION

The land is situated in open countryside within an area known as Marishes, between the popular market towns of Pickering and Malton, within the attractive and productive agricultural landscape of the Vale of Pickering.

Access to the land is directly from Beansheaf Lane, which provides convenient access to the nearby A169, situated less than one mile away. The A169 forms the principal route between Pickering and Malton and provides good onward connections to York, Scarborough and the wider regional road network.

Pickering lies approximately 3 miles to the north and is a thriving market town providing a good range of shops, schools, leisure facilities, restaurants, public houses and other everyday amenities. The town also provides convenient access to the North York Moors National Park and the surrounding countryside.

Malton lies approximately 6.5 miles to the south and provides a more extensive range of agricultural, commercial and professional services, together with supermarkets, livestock and agricultural businesses and a railway station offering connections to York and beyond.

The land occupies an attractive and peaceful rural position, surrounded predominantly by open farmland, whilst remaining highly accessible to the surrounding towns and wider road network. Its combination of rural setting and convenient location makes it particularly well placed for agricultural, equestrian and amenity purchasers.