Following the recent dispersal of the Brogden sheep flock, the Scott family have chosen to offer for let the
entire grazing and mowing area of the farm, less a couple of paddocks adjoining the farm steading.
The land offered (as a whole) has formed part of a productive livestock enterprise which since it was
purchased six years ago has had the benefit of generous annual applications of compound fertiliser, lime
and FYM which is supported by good soil analysis results.
New grass leys have been sown regularly (including herbal leys) and are carefully managed to ensure they
are always in their best condition to allow the consistent production of top quality grass yields.

THE LAND
The Licensor (ML & EC Scott) will be responsible for growing the grass crop and will continue to apply lime
where necessary, however no other fertiliser will be applied.
All field parcels are well fenced with many bounded by double net fences protecting newly planted thorn
hedges. An electric guard wire will be maintained by the owners along the boundary of the River Wiske.
Grazing will be permitted for sheep (year round) and for cattle (during summer months only i.e. April to
October). A single cut of grass per annum only is permitted.
All grazing/mowing by the Licensee must be done in accordance with the requirements of the Licensor’s
existing Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) Scheme. A copy of the scheme can be made available to
interested parties but is summarised below;
– SFI (CSAM3) Herbal leys Land Parcel(s) 3244
– SFI (CLIG3) Manage grassland with very low inputs Land Parcel(s) 0820, 0850,
The Dutch Barn in parcel 9448 and field building in parcel 2185 are both available for use by the Grazier.

GRAZING/MOWING LICENCE
The successful tenderer will be offered the land on a licence agreement for 3 years commencing 18
November 2026. The following general conditions will apply;
The successful bidder will be required to sign a mowing/cropping licence prior to entry with the agreed
mowing licence fee payable half yearly in arrears with the first instalment falling due 18th May 2027.
The Licensor (ML & EC Scott) does not grant exclusive possession and reserves all other rights over the
land including management responsibility of the prevailing or any future stewardship scheme(s).
Sporting rights are reserved to the Licensor in every case.
The Licensor is responsible for topping or spraying of thistles and docks as and when required, unless
otherwise specified in the licence.
There shall be no responsibility on the Licensor with regard to insurance of Licensees operations, which
shall be entirely at the risk of the Licensee, who must hold appropriate insurance cover.
The Licensee is responsible for repair/replacement at his own cost for any damage to field
boundaries/gates or land by the Licensee.
Plans are published for convenience of identification only and, although believed to be correct, their
accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of the contract.

VIEWINGS

Strictly by appointment only to be arranged through Richard Brown & Partners.

HEALTH & SAFETY (WHEN VIEWING)

1. No dogs.
2. All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
3. Please be aware that the site is a working farm so please be careful of associated dangers.

TENDERS

Tenders are invited (by post or email on prescribed Tender Form) by 12 noon on Monday 9 November
2026. Interested parties are asked to register with the letting agent and request a copy of the prescribed
Tender Form.