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Brown&Co divisions have produced a series of podcasts to replace our 2022 Spring Seminars.
These podcasts cover a range of current topics and demonstrate the strength and depth of our multidisciplinary teams.
We look forward to sharing further details of our series of breakfasts taking place at the end of May in due course.
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Brown&Co divisions have produced a series of podcasts to replace our 2022 Spring Seminars.
These podcasts cover a range of current topics and demonstrate the strength and depth of our multidisciplinary teams.
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As a result of our search for more space, Rightmove have reported a 69% rise in the number of sales being agreed for properties in rural areas, compared to 49% in urban areas.
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With the Cathedral City of Lincoln on the doorstep, we focus on the sought after village of Welton, with all the basics covered in perfect style.
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If you have outbuildings or agricultural buildings which are not being used, then you could change their use and convert them into dwellings, holiday lets or even to offices/commercial uses.
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Relocators have discovered Lincoln to be beautiful, full of historic gems and well connected with its direct transport links. Its cobbled streets of Castle Square and Steep Hill in the Cathedral Quarter seem straight out of a picture book.
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Rising demand from lockdowns, stamp duty incentives and hybrid working is encouraging homeowners to reconsider their lifestyles, with almost a third of UK households making plans to change their living arrangements.
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Being trapped inside has left people with plenty of time to reassess their current living situation and notice cracks and flaws they’d previously been able to overlook.
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As a result of our search for more space, Rightmove have reported a 69% rise in the number of sales being agreed for properties in rural areas, compared to 49% in urban areas.
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Being trapped inside has left people with plenty of time to reassess their current living situation and notice cracks and flaws they’d previously been able to overlook.
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The multi-disciplinary nature of JHWalter allows for landowners to obtain initial advice, pursue planning opportunities and then market and sell the land with the benefit of the financial uplift obtained through successful planning applications; all under the same roof.
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Despite the pandemic JHWalter have seen an increase in a variety of planning applications and enquiries in all property sectors. One of the reasons for this is due to the legislative changes to the Use Classes Order.
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Have you wondered about the development potential for your farm, agricultural buildings or land? But unsure how to get started? Then a JHWalter Planning Appraisal could be ideal for you.
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JHWalter design team have been designing buildings and developments for over 20 years and when it comes to designing a new home we know just how difficult it can be to choose the right people. Is it purely down to the pretty pictures and creative ideas, or is there more to it?
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The new rules state that new permitted development rights will allow unused commercial premises to be converted into homes via a fast-track prior approval package.
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If you have outbuildings or agricultural buildings which are not being used, then you could change their use and convert them into dwellings, holiday lets or even to offices/commercial uses.
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Welton’s history dates back 1000 years to the Viking/Dane invasion. William the Conqueror owned Lincoln and gave the parish to the bishop to endow six prebends which provided income to support six canons attached to the Cathedral, with the roads named Brickhall, Beckhall, Rivehall, Westhall, Painshall and Prebend Lane.
The old coach house, the Black Bull, is steeped in history and was well known as the local haunt of Guy Gibson and his Dambuster colleagues. Many reports over the years have been of inexplicable sounds believed to be of an unseen phantom walking up the 18 stairs to the restaurant, switching items to places they weren’t left!
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To help feel connected there’s superfast broadband (speeds upto 80Mbps) and Virgin Media (speeds up to 516Mbps) in some parts of the village, with good to excellent 4G coverage (speeds up to 100Mbps).
Life in this bustling village has regular buses into the Cathedral city of Lincoln, 6 miles away, with its direct train routes to London Kings Cross only 1 hour 55 min away. By car, it’s approx. 20 mile drive along the A46 to join the A1 or up the A15 to the M180, all with easy access to the cities of the Midlands.
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Welton is increasingly known for its excellent schooling with William Farr Comprehensive School, built on the site of an old World War II bomber station, bought in 1946 for the sum of £600 by the vicar of Welton, William Farr. The school is recognised nationally for its outstanding results, amongst the best performing secondary schools in the country and in the top 20% of non-selective schools nationally for attainment. William Farr is rated as outstanding by Ofsted along with Welton St Mary’s Primary School which is currently rated by Ofsted as good.
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You don’t have to leave the village for anything if you don’t want to with its own health centre, chemist, Co-op, post office, library, vets, newsagents and off-licence.
Appetites are well catered for here with its fish & chip shop, takeaways and its Secret Garden tea room selling a selection of homemade specialities.
For those after a good pint The Black Bull, is fully accredited by Cask Marque for its selection of real ales including Timothy Taylors, Hob Goblin and Doom Bar and a warm welcome can also be found at the Welton Sports and Social Club.
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The past year has seen us slowing down, getting back to nature and enjoying the benefits of a close knit community. Welton has a strong community spirit and has its own Welton News published monthly.
It boasts a thriving sport and social club and football is played on different pitches including the 4G astro turf for various age groups and levels including walking football.
Its golf course has earned a formidable reputation as a Centre of Excellence with its tree lined fairways, lakes and meandering streams putting it firmly on the sporting map and an asset to the community.
Stride out in a good pair of walking shoes with its extensive network of footpaths which offer good access to lung filling countryside.
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Houses on Eastfield Lane, Sudbeck Lane and Ryland Road are particularly sought after.
According to Rightmove data, the average house price in Welton was £249,947 over the last year, the majority of these being detached selling for an average price of £288,021, semi-detached £199,750 with terraced properties fetching £147,000.
The average asking price in Lincoln is now £193,172 and in Lincolnshire £212,376.
Overall, the East Midlands saw an annual increase of 10% over the last year. The average asking price in the East Midlands is now £242,334 against the national average of £333,564.
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New freedoms to support high streets and fast track delivery of schools and hospitals across England were announced on the 31st March 2021. The new rules, announced by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick, state that new permitted development rights will allow unused commercial premises to be converted into homes via a fast-track prior approval package of measures designed to revitalise England's high streets and help them to adapt and thrive.
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Have you wondered about the development potential for your farm, agricultural buildings or land? But unsure how to get started? Then a JHWalter Planning Appraisal could be ideal for you.
The Planning Consultants at JHWalter have completed numerous planning appraisals to provide initial advice for clients and taken many forward to successfully obtain planning permissions for development.
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In this changing world of farming, there are new schemes which will raise practical issues for landlords and tenants. The ‘Retirement Scheme’, has been talked about for many years since Agenda 2000. The consultation process does not give us the scheme detail and that is what we will need to see to fully understand the implications for landlords and tenants. The recent Tenant Farmer’s Association survey of 360 tenant farmers indicated that 75% will consider retiring from their tenancies on introduction of the scheme. But what will be the scheme’s rules and eligibility criteria - can everyone apply? How is eligibility assessed? Is there a ‘reference’ year’? Do you have to completely give up farming? And of course, how much is it worth?
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It’s easy to see why Lincoln has seen an influx of relocators, with the direct train routes to London Kings Cross only 1 hour 55 min away. By car, it’s a 30 minute drive along the A46 to join the A1 or up the A15 to the M180, all with easy access to the cities of the Midlands.
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There are excellent secondary schools in the local area to satisfy the keenest of parents. The Priory Academy LSST, Branston Academy and William Farr Comprehensive are all rated outstanding by Ofsted, and recognised in the top 15% of UK schools is Lincoln Minster School (from £4820 per term, senior school, years 7-13). Recently crowned Modern University of the Year in The Times and the Sunday Times, Good University Guide 2021, the University of Lincoln keeps the population youthful and innovative.
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Punching well above its weight for shopping, there are High street favourites through to boutiques and neat independent shops of the cathedral quarter offering local produce, art galleries, antiques and regular farmer’s markets but also the new Theatre Royal, originally built in 1893 which offers a traditional theatre experience, just round the corner from the Usher Gallery and The Collection museum. The newly converted Cornhill quarter boasts the Everyman Cinema and a diverse selection of shops.
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If you’re after a good pint you’re guaranteed nectar at the Cardinal’s Hat, High Street offering a great selection of local ales and selection of gins including local Pin Gin. Also, The Struggler’s “a proper pub”, crowned CAMRA’s Lincolnshire’s Pub of the Year also unsurprisingly worthy of mention in the 2021 Best Pub Guide.
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Lincoln was recently crowned in bronze place as the best place to live in the UK for community spirit. Don’t be offended if yellow belly local calls you “duck”. It’s not that you were seen waddling down Steep Hill but used as a term of endearment.
A study compiled by Zoopla analysed data and stated that if it’s a support network you’re after then Lincoln is the place with its 40 nurseries, 104 virtual and in-person events, 104 volunteering opportunities and 16 green spaces including a choice of two Commons, parks and nature reserves offering plenty of access to lung filling countryside.
And for the VIP (Very Important Pooch) Lincoln is one of the top dog friendly places in the UK with Visit Lincoln’s partnership with the RSPCA and a guide to dog friendly areas.
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The Cornhill quarter has a selection of alfresco bars, café’s, restaurants including The Botanist and artisan coffee shops. And if that’s not enough there’s the Brayford waterfront with its good share of bars such as the Electric Bar with its outdoor terrace. Winner of numerous awards, in the Bailgate, The Reform Restaurant, with award winning Head Chef, will be soon be offering outdoor dining and drinks.
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With the City’s own football team, The Imps, Lincoln has its fair share of sporting activities going on including the Lincoln Rugby Club, Lindum Sports Club, for keen cricketers and hockey fans and the Eastgate Tennis Club. If you want to grab your running shoes or bike there are picturesque routes for all abilities such as the Castle to Coast Cycle route from the Cathedral Quarter to the Lincolnshire Coast, encompassing the spectacular Lincolnshire Wolds AONB enroute.
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To help feel connected there’s superfast broadband (speeds upto 80Mbps) and Virgin Media (speeds up to 630Mbps) with excellent 4G coverage (speeds up to 100Mbps) to good 5G coverage (upto 1Gbps).
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Lincoln boasts over 400 listed buildings from old choristers’ houses to the ancient houses of Minster Yard, roman ruins and medieval walks, it’s full of architectural joy, including the 11th century Lincoln Cathedral, one of the most spectacular gothic buildings in the world. Originally built by William the Conqueror, Lincoln Castle houses the Magna Carta vault, an original 1215 copy of Magna Carta, signed by King John which changed the course of history.
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The most expensive and sought after houses are in uphill Lincoln close to the Cathedral.
According to Rightmove data, the average house price in Lincoln was £191,960 last year, up by 9% on the previous year. Terraced properties sold for an average of £142,819, with semi-detached averaged at £178,964 and a detached property averaged at £283,471.
Lincolnshire saw an annual increase of 6% on the previous year. The average asking price in Lincolnshire is now £206,877.
Overall, the East Midlands saw an annual increase of 6% on the previous year. The average asking price in the East Midlands is now £234,467 against the national average of £321,064.
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This is a new scheme to reward environmental land management. It aims to help improve biodiversity and create greener landscapes, promoting cleaner air and water and helping to protect against environmental risks such as climate change and flooding.
The Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme launches in 2022, but before its launch, it needs to be piloted during 2021 with farmers being paid to provide feedback to DEFRA. This is part of a process called ‘co-design’, which means working with farmers to make sure the scheme works in practice.
Applications for the first round of the pilot scheme need to be made by midnight on 11th April 2021.
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Following the 2020 LEADER grant call for eligible rural businesses and organisations, Lincolnshire County Council have announced a further opportunity to support the rural economy.
LCC is launching a Rural Business Grant, developed by the Council to support existing rural businesses to purchase capital equipment that will help them respond to the challenging trading environment caused by COVID-19.
There will be a two stage application process with the Expression of Interest window open to applicants between 9am on 8 March 2021 and 6pm on 17 March 2021. The application window may close early, if LCC receive grant requests exceeding the amount of grant funding available.
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Could the changes to permitted use be the significant boost the Commercial property market is looking for?
Our article identifies the changes to Use Class Order, what impact this has on a High Street revolution and highlights how this new flexibility can benefit the landlord, investor and business.
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Where will we be economically in 5 year’s time? The view of the future has never been more opaque and property is no different. For investors in commercial property, flexibility is the word...
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Since lockdown restrictions were eased, Valuation and Survey at JHWalter has seen its busiest period ever recorded. Who would have thought it? In these times of huge uncertainty, in all aspects of all our lives...
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While new energy policy has generally taken a backseat during the COVID-19 pandemic there is some light on the horizon for the development of new renewable energy projects with the government’s announcement of the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) in mid-2020. Set to be introduced in autumn 2021 this new scheme will provide a new lease of life to Anaerobic Digestion for Biomethane Injection. This is the process of creating biogas through the digestion organic material such as crops and waste materials to be upgraded and injected directly into the national gas grid, helping to decarbonise the heat used in homes and businesses across the UK. Our work with Biomethane as a technology over the last 7 years in project management, feasibility, planning as well as significant experience of support schemes of this type and maintaining a close relationship with Ofgem, who are set to administer this scheme, means JHWalter are ideally situated to assist in the development of new projects of this kind. With further announcements expected over the coming weeks contact our JHWalter Energy Team for a discussion about the scheme and possible eligible projects.
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While new energy policy has generally taken a backseat during the COVID-19 pandemic there is some light on the horizon for the development of new renewable energy projects with the government’s announcement of the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) in mid-2020.
Set to be introduced in autumn 2021 this new scheme will provide a new lease of life to Anaerobic Digestion for Biomethane Injection. This is the process of creating biogas through the digestion organic material such as crops and waste materials to be upgraded and injected directly into the national gas grid, helping to decarbonise the heat used in homes and businesses across the UK. Our work with Biomethane as a technology over the last 7 years in project management, feasibility, planning as well as significant experience of support schemes of this type and maintaining a close relationship with Ofgem, who are set to administer this scheme, means JHWalter are ideally situated to assist in the development of new projects of this kind.
Contact our JHWalter Energy Team for a discussion about the scheme and possible eligible projects.
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The Energy Team at JHWater have seen one of their busiest years during 2020 thus far, despite the restrictions as a result of COVID-19. Work relating to maintaining support for ongoing Anaerobic Digestion Biogas and Biomethane sites as well as Biomass sites has proved crucial to assist clients in maximising income from their ongoing projects.
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Maintaining an up to date relationship with relevant trade bodies such as the Renewable Energy Association (REA), where our Renewables Consultant Henry Haworth sits as a member of their Biogas Steering Group, Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA) and maintaining close links with both Ofgem and BEIS have been key.
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Tim Atkinson commented, “The background to 2020 farmland sales is complicated by all the economic and social concerns around the Coronavirus pandemic, added to the industry specific concerns about a trade deal with the European Union, the future direction for farming policy and subsidy changes...
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Tenancy surrender is not, as it sounds, the last resort of a desperate tenant but the beginning of a new chapter - for the Tenant, for the Landlord and for the holding...
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Readers may not be aware that “modern” farm buildings, with no architectural merit, can in some cases be converted to dwellings under permitted development rights (Class Q)...
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The English countryside changed enormously with the rise of mechanisation over the last century, ever larger farm “sheds” built to accommodate farm machinery and store large tonnages of raw materials and crops. However “traditional” farm buildings of brick or stone...
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The JHWalter machinery auction team have had a very busy last few weeks with two auctions having been carried out, one in Lincolnshire at Welbourn and the second at Tithby in Nottinghamshire. A great deal of time and care was spent in ensuring...
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2020 harvest has reminded us that, even before Covid-19, this was never going to be a ‘normal’ farming year - even if this time last year we actually didn’t even realise how bad it was going to get!...
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We’ve been flabbergasted by the amount of sellers and buyers, through all price points of the market, looking to find a new home in our fair county since lockdown was lifted...
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There can be numerous reasons when a vendor likes to keep their privacy under wraps and not shout from the roof tops that they wish to offer their home for sale. This is the time when a quiet off market sale...
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Since lockdown restrictions were eased, Valuation and Survey at JHWalter has seen its busiest period ever recorded. Who would have thought it? In these times of huge uncertainty, in all aspects of all our lives, why is the property market booming?...
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Covid-19 has created an environment where we have been forced to review how we live and work. Many office based workers now see themselves working from home and using technology to communicate with colleagues and clients often using their dining tables, sofa’s, conservatories, bedrooms, etc...
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Readers may not be aware that “modern” farm buildings, with no architectural merit, can in some cases be converted to dwellings under permitted development rights (Class Q)...
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The Central Lincolnshire Local Plan (CLLP) has been guiding decisions on planning applications in Lincoln, North Kesteven and West Lindsey since it was adopted in April 2017...
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In August, The Government published the ‘Planning for the future’ Consultation document which proposes reforms to the current planning system. The consultation closed 29th October 2020. As many readers may be aware, the plan is in the process of being...
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The English countryside changed enormously with the rise of mechanisation over the last century, ever larger farm “sheds” built to accommodate farm machinery and store large tonnages of raw materials and crops. However “traditional” farm buildings of brick or stone...
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Covid-19 has created an environment where we have been forced to review how we live and work. Many office based workers now see themselves working from home and using technology to communicate with colleagues and clients...
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There are times when a bit of artistic licence works wonders and precision drawings can actually work against you. In these days of digital imagery and computer aided design (CAD) everything is millimetre perfect and if it’s not, it doesn’t work...
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Address:
Lowfields Farm, Welbourn, Lincoln, LN5 0QN
Sale Date:
Thursday 17th September 2020
Viewing Days:
9am - 4:30pm on Wednesday 16th September and on the morning of the sale
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Lot List:
The lot list is in the course of preparation and will be available from our website. It will be emailed to you when it is released.
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Address:
Lowfields Farm, Welbourn, Lincoln, LN5 0QN
Sale Date:
Thursday 17th September 2020
Viewing Days:
9am - 4:30pm on Wednesday 16th September and on the morning of the sale
Add to your Calendar and Download the Catalogue
Lot List:
The lot list is in the course of preparation and will be available from our website. It will be emailed to you when it is released.
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Address:
Lowfields Farm, Welbourn, Lincoln, LN5 0QN
Sale Date:
Thursday 17th September 2020
Viewing Days:
9am - 4:30pm on Wednesday 16th September and on the morning of the sale
Add to your Calendar and Download the Catalogue
Lot List:
The lot list is in the course of preparation and will be available from our website. It will be emailed to you when it is released.
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Address:
Lowfields Farm, Welbourn, Lincoln, LN5 0QN
Sale Date:
Thursday 17th September 2020
Viewing Days:
9am - 4:30pm on Wednesday 16th September and on the morning of the sale
Add to your Calendar and Download the Catalogue
Lot List:
The lot list is in the course of preparation and will be available from our website. It will be emailed to you when it is released.
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Address:
Lowfields Farm, Welbourn, Lincoln, LN5 0QN
Sale Date:
Thursday 17th September 2020
Viewing Days:
9am - 4:30pm on Wednesday 16th September and on the morning of the sale
Add to your Calendar and Download the Catalogue
Lot List:
The lot list is in the course of preparation and will be available from our website. It will be emailed to you when it is released.
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The new Green Homes Grant is a not to be missed opportunity both for home owners and for landlords. To receive the full £5000 voucher, improvements of £7,500 will be needed, which will cost the householder just £2,500.
In his recent statement the chancellor Rishi Sunak said: “…. I’m announcing today a new, £2 billion Green Homes Grant. From September, homeowners and landlords will be able to apply for vouchers to make their homes more energy efficient and create local jobs. The grants will cover at least two thirds of the cost, up to £5,000 per household. And for low income households, we’ll go even further with vouchers covering the full cost - up to £10,000.”
The full details of the scheme have not yet been released, but it is expected to assist with loft, floor and wall insulation, eco friendly boilers, heat pumps and double glazing.
The grant will be launched in September but those looking to take advantage of the grant would do well to plan ahead.
It is likely that contractors will quickly become very busy and unable to quote for work.
In some cases consent will need to be obtained before work can start particularly where you are looking to install double glazing in a house which is listed or in a conservation area.
With good energy efficiency becoming more important for home buyers and regulation tightening for landlords everyone should now consider how they can make the best of this new scheme.
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With a population of around 1,090,000, and a land area of 6959 sq km, there is lots of space. That is over 1.5 acres of space or over 6,000 sq m each - how is that for social distancing?
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There is beautiful countryside with the Lincolnshire Wolds an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Limestone cliff providing pretty stone villages to rival the Cotswolds.
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There is a great coastline with wonderful sandy beaches and most of Lincolnshire is less than one hours drive from the sea.
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The English Golf Union and the National Golf Centre is located at Woodhall Spa where there are two world renowned courses.
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There are historic settlements including the Cathedral City of Lincoln and the stunning market town of Stamford.
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From Grantham station you can travel direct to London Kings Cross in one hour and two minutes.
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There are over 4,000 km of public rights of way to get you right into the landscape.
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There are great schools and parts of the county maintains the Grammar School system
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