At Last the Hobby Farmers Have the Chance of a Rich Harvest ; They've Tried Out Quad-Biking and Clay-Pigeon Shooting, but the Biggest Profit This Couple Will Make Is Fromthe Pounds 2.25m Sale of Their Farm

Mail on Sunday › September 10, 2006

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Hobby farmers will be scattering the gravel on the drive in their haste to snap up Greenmoor Hill Farm and its 94 acres. Farms don't come more diversified than this: corn is still growing here but it has also been a jolly playground for City boys who love quad-bikes and shooting clays.

Add to this a cottage and a business let with an annual income of Pounds 50,000, and this spot seems impossible to resist if you're looking to go wild in the country.

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At Last the Hobby Farmers Have the Chance of a Rich Harvest ; They've Tried Out Quad-Biking and Clay-Pigeon Shooting, but the Biggest Profit This Couple Will Make Is Fromthe Pounds 2.25m Sale of Their Farm

But the farm at Woodcote, Berkshire, promises much more. With its rolling open fields and beautiful beech woods, only the unimaginative will turn this natural amphitheatre into a private golf course when, in fact, it cries out for a polo ground or a racehorse training facility and certainly a pheasant shoot.

With planning consent for ten...

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