Newbridge woodland plot to be sold at auction this month
Angie Davey from the auctioneers said: "This parcel of land runs alongside and adjacent to the B4472, with terraced houses right across the road opposite.
"The land has previously been used to graze cattle and horses on tack where the land levels into meadowland running alongside a stream.
"Parts are wooded and sloping.
"The land could be cleared for grazing."
Potential buyers can view the land unaccompanied, but are advised to be careful when accessing the property.
For more information, visit www.paulfoshauctions.com.
Parking is available via a layby opposite and past the top end of the land.
The plot can be accessed via steps at one end and at the other end by the green substation where there are posts for a five-bar gate.
The land is to be sold with vacant possession and has a guide price of £2,750-plus.
It will be auctioned together with over 80 other lots, with the auction starting at noon on Tuesday, May 20, and ending from 5pm on Thursday, May 22.
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