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Lake with house for sale (19 posts / 4,500 views)
ivorbiggen ivorbiggen
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Post #1 19 Jan 2023 15:39
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Right guys budget is about 800k max has to have a 3/4 bedroom house included I've looked about on various websites but nothings ticked any boxes I'm wondering if anyone on here knows of anywhere for sale or anyplace that may be up for selling at the right price? Ideally more than 2 acres and doesn't need much improvement/ground work doing, any leads gets free fishing on there cheers 👍
scar
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Post #2 19 Jan 2023 16:38
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In reply to Post #1
What region or Country ?
tomsher01 tomsher01
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Post #3 20 Jan 2023 07:41
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Hmmm would need to be up north.... I'm in Leicestershire/north Warwick's 600-800k is an upmarket 5 bed with no land/lake...

I think it's doable north Derbyshire etc...but not South
sundance sundance
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Post #4 20 Jan 2023 08:52
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One came up last year near famous Darneth complex in North kent.
Thinking it was about 950 to one mill.

We did consider it. I think just the precarity of the economy and a natural cautiousness stopped me even viewing. Neither wife or kid would want to move to Darenth either. Though Its only about 8 miles from us.
carpstar40 carpstar40
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Post #5 20 Jan 2023 13:31
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Well within budget if it goes at Guide (probably near double that if its auction) bang the two lakes into one probably end up with one lake around 2.5 acres with land strip gone, looks fenced so theres a bonus.

HOUSE WITH LAKE


EDIT : Ignore what I said goggled the location afterwards and the two lakes are divided by an access road to an Engineering company , strike it OFF
popcorn
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Post #6 20 Jan 2023 14:01
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Looking at Google maps (I was intrigued) I don't think the lakes could be joined. There's a track between them that leads to another commercial property. Does look a nice spot though.

Edit - Ha you beat me to it!
The_Saint The_Saint
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Post #7 20 Jan 2023 20:00
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https://www.watersideestateagents.com/property/wea1030/
essesxandy essesxandy
Posts: 3,197
Post #8 20 Jan 2023 20:19
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That one only has fishing rights to one side of the lake .
For me that would be a massive no-go.
ivorbiggen ivorbiggen
Posts: 534
Post #9 21 Jan 2023 23:59
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Anywhere in England really but realistically the more down south the less you get, I have been looming at France and it opens it up a lot more but also the risk factor increases as I'm less upto scratch with the do s and donts so would need someone over there in the know who I could trust but it's definitely appealing and affordable.
tomsher01 tomsher01
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Post #10 22 Jan 2023 13:20
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Would it be cheaper to buy a house with land and and make a lake?
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #11 22 Jan 2023 15:40
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In reply to Post #10
not as easy as that though
Darkieallard
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Post #12 2 Feb 2023 22:02
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You'd be surprised how much it would cost to dig a lake.
Teddybare
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Post #13 2 Feb 2023 22:15
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And how hard it is to get permission
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #14 3 Feb 2023 09:16
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If i remember correctly, you have to get permission from your water authority (i may be wrong)

you may own the land, but you dont own the water
Darkieallard
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Post #15 4 Feb 2023 17:11
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In reply to Post #14
I believe that is true, the same as if you have a pond/lake in your garden you still need a licence to fish it.
Darkieallard
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Post #16 4 Feb 2023 17:13
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There's a new lake local to me, he had to get 200 Tonnes of soil removed by grab lorry's and then pay to dispose of it.

My in-laws have a farm with 270 acres and it's my dream to dig a lake and create a syndicate but the outlay would be massive.

Most lakes near us were dug when extracting gravel and the land owners were payed so we're in a win win situation at the time.
essesxandy essesxandy
Posts: 3,197
Post #17 5 Feb 2023 07:32
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Have you looked into the possibility that there might be valuable aggregate under the land? I know someone who just happened to have a gravel seam under his land. Company came in extracted the gravel and paid him for it and restored the land to his liking (decided at time of planning). I believe it's how John Wilson had his lake dug as well.
Teddybare
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Post #18 5 Feb 2023 19:03
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In reply to Post #14
I think that depends on if you have an inlet and/or an outlet.
Darkieallard
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Post #19 6 Feb 2023 03:20
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In reply to Post #17
That's very true, I believe John Wilson got his dug to extract gravel which a lot of the lakes around Taverham/Lenwade were for the Norwich ring roads.
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