Lot 2: Approximately 88.62 acres of bare agricultural land, as shaded red on the plan attached.

White Home Farm provides productive rich peaty soils capable of arable and root cropping located in a well-managed single block which is located to the south east of the house and yard.

Historical cropping on the land has included cereals with milling wheat to Warburton's contract, sugar beet and potatoes. Potatoes have not been grown at a large scale on the holding for a number of years. Gloucester Old Spot outdoor pigs have previously been reared on farm.

The land is shown on the Ministry of Agriculture Land Classification as Grade 2. The soils are shown on the soils of England and Wales 1:250,000 scale plan as mainly Adventurers 2 soils series which is described as deep peat soils over variable subsoils, usually sandy sometimes gravelly.

The land is classified as being suitable for growing cereals, potatoes, sugar beet and vegetables.
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