This 22.5-acre block of land is conveniently located just off the A30, approximately 6 miles east of Bodmin, and is accessed via a tarmacadam lane. The property is in permanent pasture and has been used for grazing, although it is suitable for a variety of uses, including cropping or amenities. The land is reasonably level and has deer fencing, although some fencing and gates require attention. A spring feeds a stream running through the lower field, and there is also a drain from the National Highways attenuation pond that overflows into the stream. The property has a South West Water main crossing it, which could provide a tapping point subject to normal conditions. In 2000, planning permission was granted for a Deerpark Visitor Centre on the land, although some preliminary site works were undertaken. The land may be viewed at any time, and interested parties should contact John Keast for further information.