North West Auctions Weekly Report and Newsletter – 30th September
NWA J36 Show & Sale of Swaledale Females Friday 25th September The annual show and sale of Swaledale breeding sheep had a larger entry of just shy of 3,000. The trade saw Swaledale gimmer shearlings best types sell to equally strong trade as last year with lesser types harder to sell than previous year. Swaledale ewes where eagerly bid for with plenty of old and new buyers around the ring. Top pens maybe slightly easier but middle and lower pens equally as strong trader if not slightly stronger than previous year with many consignors averaging similar if not more than previous year. One of the strongest entries for the show of Swaledale drafts with ten pens forward in front of judges Harry and Geoffrey Gass of Bewcastle. The first prized pen was awarded to E & A Wear of Grove Farm with a pen of two crop ewes. The shearling pen was won by JA Alderson of Barras Farm. E & A Wear of Grove Farm went onto win the overall champion with their pen of two crops. The trade topped at £185 for the champion pen E & A Wear of Grove Farm selling to B & H Wilson of Ashtead with gimmer shearlings twice selling to £155 firstly from JA Alderson of Barras Farm with the first prized pen and MP Capstick of High Lane with the second prized pen. There were plenty of pens selling in excess of £120. Swaledale shearlings sold to an average of £101 with Swaledale ewes selling to an average of £97.39. Swaledale gimmer lambs sold to a top of £71 from J Hunter of Tebay and an overall average of £52. Ian Atkinson Auctioneer, commented on the sale “A very pleasing sale with vendors leaving happy with their trade especially with the current prime lamb trade and being one of the earlier draft ewe sales.” Prices Show Results Av. £51 £101 £97
Gimmer Lambs Gimmer Shearlings Ewes
Top £71 £155 £185
Champion Winning the Farming in the North Trophy
Judges - Mr H Gass & Mr G Gass, Ninsleugh Class 1 - Pens of 10 Swaledale Ewes 1st E & A Wear, Grove Farm 2nd JA Alderson, Barras Farm 3rd G & SM Stephenson, the Gables
Class 2 - Pens of 10 Swaledale Gimmer Shearlings 1st JA Alderson, Barras Farm 2nd MP & A Capstick, High Lane 3rd A Hartley, Turner Hall Farm
E & A Wear, Grove Farm
Show & Sale of Rough Fell Females Friday 25th September ROUGH FELL EWES SELL TO £170 The Annual Show & Sale of Rough Fell Ewes, Shearlings & Gimmer Lambs saw a rise in prices achieved with vendors leaving very suited with the day’s trade. The pre-sale judging was conducted by Mr William Dawson of Sedbergh who awarded the championship rosette to NC & S Dodd, Flakebridge showing a pen of 3 crop ewes which were also awarded the North Sheep Trophy and The Rayne Cup. These later sold for a top price, for a pen of sheep, at £125 per head. The sale was lead however, by a flock dispersal on behalf of H Harrison, Brookfield who sold individual 2 crop ewes at £170, £160. Revived interest in the breed saw well bodied ewes regularly £92 - £105 (averaging £83), shearlings £90-£100 (averaged £81) and gimmer lambs £58 - £64 (averaged £59). Show Results Judge: Mr William Dawson, Sedbergh Class 1 1st 2nd 3rd
– Pen of 10 Rough Fell Ewes NC & S Dodd, Flakebridge (3crop) S Hoggarth, Birkhaw (3crop) W Beck, Barugh House (3 crop)
Class 2 – Pen of 10 Rough Fell Shearlings 1st W Beck, Barugh House 2nd GH Capstick & Sons, Birkhaw 3rd JW & M Blades, The Whins Champion – NC & S Dodd, Flakebridge (1st prize Ewes) Reserve – E & K Bland Gotegill (1st prize Gimmer Lambs)
Class 3 1st 2nd 3rd
– Pen of 10 Rough Fell Gimmer Lambs E & K Bland, Cotegill J Allen, Syke Farm E & K Bland, Cotegill
Class 4 1st 2nd 3rd
– Pen of 3 Rough Fell Breeding Sheep V Guy, Whinfell Terrace AR & BJ Thompson, Poppy Farm S Harley, Barnaby Rudge
Don’t forget the Rough Fell Breeding Ram Sale on Saturday 10th October
Top Prices Rough Fell Sheep Shearlings: £120 Poppy Farm; £99 & £96 Brookfield; £95 Flakebridge; £94 The Whinns; £92 High Bethicar, Croft Cottage. Ewes: £170, £160, £128 (2c), £100 (1c), £92 (2c) Brookfield; £125, £94 (3c) Flakebridge; £110 (3c) Birkhaw; £108, £106, £95 (3c) Barugh House; £105, £102 (2c) £97 (3c) Brockstones; £100 (3c) Whinfell Terrace; £100 Whinfell Terrace Gimmer Lambs: £88, £82 Galloper Park; £88, £75 Cotegill Farm; £64 Rash Mill, Croft Cottage; £62 Syke Farm.
Other Hill Breeding Sheep saw 3 crop Cheviot Ewes sell to £78 (x2) with 3 crop Herdwick ewes £70 and Scotch Blackface ewes £71. e. info@nwauctions.co.uk t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster) t. 015395 66200 (J36 Kendal)
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Lancaster Sale Reports Friday 25th September The Annual Farmers Guardian Show and Sale of bullocks at Lancaster had a catalogued entry of 442 forward. Judge Rob Moran of Hellifield cast his expert eye over the pens out to show, before awarding the first place rosette to Stuart & Joan Cornthwaite of Caton with a pen of 4 Limousins which later sold for £1370, to the judge. There was a good show of Store Cattle throughout today, with trade topping at £1420 for a pair of Lim bullocks, again from S & JE Cornthwaite. A total of 22 animals sold in excess of £1300, with a 100% clearance achieved. Heifers sold to a top of £1310 from D & E Whitaker, Littlefell Farm. Angus bullocks sold to a top of £1310, from T & M Halhead, Upp Hall with Angus heifers selling to £1170 from EW & CR Clegg & Sons, Yew Tree Farm. Friesian bullocks to £1050 from Cowell & Moore, Woodplumpton. Annual Farmers Guardian Show of 4 Bullocks Results 1st S & JE Cornthwaite, Caton - £1370 2nd M & L Preece, Kirkby Lonsdale - £1220 3rd W & T Danson & Son, Pilling - £1080
Store Cattle Top Prices: STORE BULLOCKS: LIM: £1420 Lane House Farm; £1280 Old Woodhouse; £1220 High House Farm. CH: £1380 Lane House Farm; £1300 Squires Gate Farm; £1190 Rowell Farm. MO: £1370 Newsham Hall Farm; £1140 Rowell Farm; £1050 Fanny House Farm. SIM: £1360 Upp Hall; £1340 High Fell Gate; £1290 Upp Hall. BRB: £1350 High House Farm; £1290 Fern Lea; £1230 Gibraltar Farm. AA: £1310 Upp Hall; £1290 Woodside Farm; £1280 Godson House Farm. SHO: £1220 Lane House Farm. WB: £1220 Lane House Farm; £940 Hawkrigg End. HE: £1170 Lane House Farm; £1120 Lancaster Road; £1060 Windy Hill Farm. SRW: £1180 Fanny House Farm. FKV: £1090 Carlingwha. BAZ: £1080 Yarlsber. FR: £1050 Newsham Hall Farm; £980 Long Streets Farm; £980 Moss House Farm. STORE HEIFERS: LIM: £1310 Little Fell Farm; £1090 Cragg Farm; £1080 Blades Farm. CH: £1170 Rowell Farm; £1160 Fell End Farm; £890 Old Hall Farm. AA: £1170 Yew Tree Farm; £1120 Cragg Farm; £1060 Croppers Farm. HE: £1120 Cragg Farm; £1070 Newsham Hall Farm; £960 Raw Head. BRB: £1030 Rowell Farm; £970 King Bank Farm; £890 Mee Farm. BA: £1110 Blades Farm. SIM: £1000 Blades Farm; £900 Myerscough Hall; £680 Ivy Farm. WB: £900 Myerscough Hall. BULL: LIM: £980 Houlker Barn Farm; £890 Norbreck Farm. FR: £870 Barn Hill Farm.
A dip in deadweight prices didn’t have any effect on the live ring trade for Cast Cows, with plainer cows sharper on the week. Meaty cows a similar trade to last week. OTMs topped at 167.5ppk for a cast Sim Bull from Barlow Brothers, Croston. Black and Whites sold to 137.5ppk for a Heifer from Lawsons farm Ltd, Cockerham. Black and White cows to 134.5ppk from GB & EA Metcalfe & Son, Mansergh as well as MJ & H Atkinson, Quernmore.
Cast Cows Top Prices: CAST COW: LIM: 139.5 Daniel Fold Farm; 127.5 Hill Top Farm; 127.5 Farleton House. SIM: 139.5 Littlewood Hall Farm; 109.5 Gateside Farm. AA: 137.5 Steel 124.5 Barn Owl Farm; 124.5 Post Office Farm. FR: 134.5 Holme House Farm; 134.5 Westfield House Farm; 129.5 Tills Farm. BRB: 129.5 Low Pleasant. CAST HEIFER: FR: 137.5 Sweetings Farm; 124.5 North Farm; 119.5 Batty Hill. CAST STEER: FR: 119.5 Barn Owl Farm; 117.5 Clifton’s Farm.
Croft;
One of the biggest entries of the year, with 91 Calves forward. Twenty one blue bulls forward, topping at £410 for a Blue Bull from Steven Robinson. Thirteen Blue heifers forward to £350 from the same home. Native bred calves to £290 for Angus Bulls from Wallbank Farms Ltd, heifers to £275 from the same home. Herefords to £280 from Mason Birkland Barrow. Black and Whites to £172 from WN & D Smith & Sons, Cockerham, the best over £100 to average £68 for all forward.
Calf Top Prices: HEIFER CALF: BRB: £350 Longber Farm; £330 Boldens Farm; £300 School House. LIM: £310 Longber Farm. AA: £275 Tills Farm. SIM: £230 Cote Farm. HE: £220 Birkland Barrow. BULL CALF: BRB: £410 Longber Farm; £375 Birks Farm; £370 Longber Farm. LIM: £300 North Farm. AA: £290 Tills Farm; £220 Knowsley Farm. HE: £280 Birkl and Barrow.MO: £255 Hatters Farm. FR: £172 Cocker House Farm; £145 Tills Farm; £130 Brantbeck Farm BULLOCK CALF: BRB: £270 Cote Farm. LIM: £150 Cote Farm. BULL STIRK: SIM: £470 Gateside Farm. MO: £200 Sellerley Farm. FR: £185 Sellerley Farm. HEIFER STIRK: BRB: £400 Hill Top Farm
An entry of 81 Store Lambs saw mules sell to £49 from PD Pye, Abbeystead. Other hill going breeds sold to £48 for Cheviots from SE & J Gorst, Littledale. Texels to £50.50 from MJ Joel, Dolphinholme. More needed at Hill Fair Day on Saturday 3rd October to meet buyers demand.
Monday 28th September The weekly sale of Prime Lambs had a reduced entry this week with just shy of a thousand being sold. Following the ethnic festival of EID at the end of last week trade was slightly less averaging 143ppk. Although this was reflected in many hill bred lambs forward and buyers extremely cautious of lambs under finished with vendors strongly advised to ensure lambs well finished to gain full financial benefit from their crop of lambs. Well finished lambs of all types good too sell with better types of Beltex lambs selling to of £86.50 or another pen selling to 179ppk both from Andrew Foy of Conder Green. Standard weight continental lambs well fleshed sold easily between 150ppk and 155ppk. Mule and Masham lambs selling three to four pound back on the previous week selling to £65 from D France of Isle of Skye.
Prime Lamb Top Prices: TEX: £86.50 Parkside Farm; £81.50 Beaumont Gate; £72.50 Isle of Skye Farm. SUFF: £80.50 Beaumont Gate; £71 Knowsley Farm; £64.50 Hallbeck.BEL: £77 Parkside Farm. CH: £69.50 Beaumont Gate; £53.50 Ancliffe Hall Farm. MULE: £65 Isle of Skye Farm; £62 Holme House Farm; £61 High House Farm. CHEV: £63.50 Cragg Farm. MASH: £63 Holme House Farm. DORS: £56.50 Corney Hill Farm. SWALE: £50 Appletree Farm.
A lesser entry of Cast Ewes this morning with just over 70 forward. Trade topped at £88 for a pen of four smart Beltex ewes from GR & A Foy, Conder Green. Mules sold to a top of £64 for a trio from M & RW Stirzaker, Milnthorpe, to average £55.60. Horned ewes to £47 for a swales from WI & A Atkinson & Son and also from the same home to £44. Overall average of £52.70 for all forward.
Cast Sheep Top Prices: TEX: £88 Parkside Farm; £68 Wyre Farm; £67 Carr House Farm. LLYEN: £64 Low Pleasant. MASH: £64 Station Hotel; £62 Wyre Farm; £61 High House Farm. DORS: £60 Corney Hill Farm. SWALE: £47 Holme House Farm; £36 Fell End Farm. HRN: £40 Isle of Skye Farm. GOAT: £39 Cockerman Boers.
Just the one Prime Bull forward today with more desperately needed at Lancaster. A Montbeliarde from GA Haston of Lane House sold to 171.5ppk. a couple of Angus heifers from Peter and Anne Bell of Village Farm sold to 187.5ppk and a heifer heavier sold to £1,018.
Prime Bull Top Prices: MON: 171.5 Lane House.
Clean Cattle Top Prices: AA: 187.5 Village Farm
Vendors Please Note to assist of booking of Prime Lambs if you are Farm Assured please attach an assurance sticker to the front of your licence EVERY WEEK. Thank you.
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J36 Sale Reports Thursday 24th September ‘Multi-Breed Sale sell to £1900 at North West Auctions J36’ The inaugural sale of pedigree Beef Breeding Cattle saw a top price of £1900 achieved for a Limousin Cow ‘Greenways Fancygirl’ with a bull calf at foot from R & S Mitchell, Lancaster, who also sold an in-calf Heifer ‘Greenways Izzy’, due in November to ‘Galileo’ at £1600. Native breeds saw a 10 year old Beef Shorthorn Cow with Calf sell to £1020 from MJ & JA Dodson, Howgill. Bulls sold to £1320 for a 3 year old Limousin from M Gibson, Greendale. The next multi-breed sale of pedigree cattle will be held in spring 2016 The weekly sale of Calves had another strong entry of calves following the previous week with a record entry of 141 forward it was nice to have another strong entry of 69 forward. A busy ring of buyers meant that all calves where easily bid for although trade for beef calves not as seen two months since but still easily selling as well as other centres with not many other centres able to boast the amount of active buyers around the ring. Limousin bull calves sold to £375 from Pritt Bros of Middle bank Farm with British Blue bulls selling to £360 from JW & D Robinson of Hollins Farm with all Blue bull calves averaging £345. Heifer calves continued to be wanted at J36 selling to £330 from B Mallinson of Raven Lodge for a British Blue. An entry of young Montbeliarde calves created plenty of interest selling to £180 from JJ & MA Park & Son of Low Sizergh and averaged £160. Black and white calves sold to a top of £160 and other best rearers easily selling in excess of £140. Young good rearing types selling between £80 and £110. The weekly sale of Store Lambs saw an increased ringside of buyers competing for all types of Lambs with a market average of £52.22 achieved. A top price of £68 was achieved for Suffolk x Lambs with batches of shorter keep lambs £55-£62, medium keep £52-£54 with only smallest sorts under £49. Hill Lambs sold to £59.50 for Mules (av. £49), Cheviot £55 and horned lambs £54. Store Lambs sold every week at J36.
Store Lamb Top Prices: Swale £38.50 Marsh House Farm , £33 High House Farm. Rough £54 Howes Lodge. Char £61 Kirkby Hall, Claife Ave, £59 Sand Gate Farm, Hollowmire Farm, £58.50 Stribers Farm, £57.50 Claife Ave. Chev £55 High Arnside Farm, £54.50 School House. Suff £68 Meadow House, £58 Kitchen Ground, £56 Sunny Brow, £55 Ewan Mill, £54 Gowan Bank Farm. Mule £59.50 Windy Ridge, £55.50, £53 Low Hundhowe, £53 Tongue House Farm, £51 Preston Patrick Hall, £50.50 High Arnside Farm. Tex £64.50 The Glen Farm, £58.50 Scroggs Farm, Marsh House Farm, High Rosthwaite, £58 The Glen Farm.
Machinery Sale Saturday 26th September NWA J36 held their monthly collective sale of machinery and equipment on Saturday which included a special section for vintage machinery and agricultural bygones. An entry of 15 tractors & vehicles saw a JD2650 2wd sell for £2650, a Landrover Discovery (V Reg) at £1300 and a Road Sweeper at £1000. Livestock equipment sold to £1200 for an I.W. Trailer, £1000 for an I.W Horse Box. A large entry of seasonal equipment saw a McConnel saw bench achieve £1000, Muck Spreaders to £750, Bomford Hedge Cutter £550. The vintage and bygones attracted over 200 lots selling to £500 for MF Rear Wheels, £450 DB 2 Furrow Plough, Root Picker at £270, MF Grey Fergie parts at £200. Over 900 lots offered and sold at this popular sale. Entries now being taken for the next sale on Wednesday 28th October.
NWA Property 015395 66222
Kirkby Lonsdale For Sale by Public Auction
f On instructions from the Exors of Mrs. S.E. Cornthwaite Sale by auction of 22.50 acres/9.11 hectares of sound and fertile pasture land, with access of the A65, at Tearnside, Kirkby Lonsdale
The land has mains water supplies, is in good heart and is to be offered for sale on Thursday, 8th October, 2015 at 7.00 p.m. in The Conference Room, J36 Rural Auction Centre, Crooklands, Milnthorpe. LA7 7FP (SatNav LA7 7NU) Viewing by arrangement. The Contracts and Conditions of Sale will be available for inspection from Monday, 28th September, 2015.
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J36 Sale Reports Tuesday 29th September The weekly sale of Prime Lambs saw an entry of 1,844 forward selling to an overall market average of 140p/kg for lambs ranging from 29kg to 63kg. Best meated & well bred lambs achieving 150p – 155p per kilo peaking at 160p/kg for Texel x from SP Pease, Kirkby Lonsdale and £72 from DE & SM Moorhouse, Natland. Buyers showing caution towards under-finished lambs and also non-farm assured lambs. We encourage vendors to consider joining a farm assurance scheme or selling leaner lambs at our weekly Thursday store sale. Please Note: New Light Lamb Section (28kg-35kg) will operate from Tuesday 13th October at 1pm Contact Matthew on 07760 557932 or Willie on 07774 889791 for more information. Farm Assurance - If your consignment of Sheep are Farm Assured, please place a FA sticker on the white part of the License each time you present lambs and if you have recently joined a Farm Assurance Scheme please let the Office know in order for us to up-date our records so that we can keep buyers fully informed of your FABBL status. If we do not know your FABBL status at time of booking in stock, unfortunately, we will have to mark them as Non-Assured.
Prime Lamb Top Prices: Tex: £72 High House Farm; £69 Lane House; £68.50 Hill Park; £68 Sandy Gap Cottage. Char: £70, £67 Dunningwell Farm; £61.50 Low Greenriggs. Suff: £70 The Height; £67.50 Ashstead; £66 Underley Estate; £65 Dunningwell Farm, Meadow Oaks. Chev: £60 Dale View Farm, Underley Estate; £59.50 Howriggs; £58.50 Underley Estate. Mule: £60.50 Hall Farm; £58 Nook Farm; £57 Crabtree Farm, Low Haygarth Farm, Dale View Farm. Hamp: £54.50 Brow Head. RFell: £53 Millbeck; £48 Birkhaw. Mash: £48.50 Steps Farm.
Once again, another strong entry of Cast Ewes forward, with 564 being sold under the hammer. Lean ewes and feeding ewes in very strong demand, with strong and meated ewes good to sell, but not looking as dear compared to the leaner types. Cast rams a sharper trade than seen for some time at J36, with more interest in them selling to a top of £99 for a Blue Texel from C Hutchings of Hazel Head Farm, with Leicester rams from G Wightman of The Height. Better types of ewes easily selling into the eighties, topping at £89 from PW & D Swindlehurst of Tranthwaite Hall. Not as good show of mule ewes as the previous week, with mule ewes topping at £63 from David Moorhouse of High House. Other straight mules selling sixty pounds plus. Strong Rough Fell ewes easily selling in the fifties with a powerful pen of Swaledale ewes selling to £49 from RS Harker & Son of Grayrigg Hall. Plenty of strong and fit Swaledale ewes selling £38 plus. Leaner types and straight types easily selling £27 to £32.
Cast Sheep Top Prices: Cast Ewes: Tex: £89, £73 Tranthwaite Hall; £84 Low Chapel Farm; £75 Broad Oak; £70 Low Fold. Leic: £70 Middle Sadghyll; £42 Tongue House Farm. Chev: £68 Ghyll Farm; £55 High Arnside Farm. Char: £67 Town House; £45 Crabtree Farm. Zwart: £66, £50 Lupton High. Mule: £63 High House Farm; £62 Low Chapel Farm; £60 Lane Farm, High House Farm. Suff: £60, £58, £49 Lane Farm. RFell: £54 Low Fold; £50 Low Fold; £46 Patton Mill Farm. Swale: £49 Grayrigg Hall; £43 Middle Sadghyll; £39 Ghyll Farm. Herd: £44 Hazel Head Farm. Cast Rams: Tex: £99 Hazel Head Farm; £89 Low Garths Farm. Leic: £98 The Height; £78 Mouse Syke.
We are pleased to welcome Willie Paterson AIA (Scot) as our new Livestock Manager and Auctioneer at North West Auctions. Willie has been an auctioneer since 1986 working for 13 yrs at United Auctions in Scotland, he also worked more recently at Cockermouth Auction and Forfar Auction in Scotland. During and after the 2001 Foot and Mouth outbreak he assisted a great number of Cumbrian farmers re-stock their farms. He knows the area but will be spending his first few months with us getting to really know the area really well. Highly respected for his livestock knowledge and assisting farmers with all types of marketing, whether through the live ring, farm to farm or direct to slaughter, Willie brings a wealth of knowledge of and contacts in the industry to NWA. He is very keen to meet all our customers will be seen at Lancaster every Friday and at J36 on Tuesday and Thursday but will also be out on the road leading the rest of the livestock team and field staff as they continue to strengthen our relationship with all our customers. Willie takes a keen interest in football (Glasgow Rangers) and also conducts a large number of Charity Auctions nationally. He has recently relocated to Kendal. Please welcome Willie to the team and discuss any of your requirements with him when you see him. Bill Nelson is remaining with the NWA team and his role will now incorporate all non-livestock auctions, Poultry and Rare Breeds, Pedigree and Specialist Sales, Plant and Machinery, site events, business development and assistance in 1818 Auctioneers. You can contact Willie on 07774 889791 or willie@nwauctions.co.uk and Bill on 07785 542738 or bill@nwauctions.co.uk
NWA Property 015395 66222
South Lakeland Woodland, Crook For Sale by Private Treaty An area of mixed woodland extending to 3.21 acres/1.30 hectares, set within the South Lakeland Parish of Crook. Guide Price – Offers around £40,000
J36 - 015395 66200
NWA Property 015395 66222
Ellel, Lancaster
South Lakeland, Milnthorpe
For Sale by Public Auction
For Sale by Public Auction
17.99 acres/7.28 hectares of prime meadow land situated adjacent to Langshaw Lane.
Lot 1 – 6.01 ac/2.43 ha Lot 2 – 11.98 ac/4.85 ha
2.86 acres/5.20 hectares of fertile meadow and pasture land which is to be sold by public auction on Wednesday, 21st October, 2015 at 7.00 p.m. in The Conference Room J36 Rural Auction Centre Crooklands, Milnthorpe. LA7 7FP (SatNav LA7 7NU)
Both lots are in sound heart, well fenced and are provided with mains water.
The land has roadside access, mains water and is available in one lot.
To be offered for sale in two lots on Thursday, 15th October, 2015 at 7.00 p.m. in The Restaurant, Lancaster Auction Mart, Wyresdale Lancaster. LA1 3JQ
Tebay, Penrith For Sale by Public Auction A SMALL FARM WITH DEVELOPMENT OPORTUNITIES The farm consists of a farmhouse, a range of traditional and other buildings and 48.30 acres/19.55 hectares of meadow and pasture land. The house has planning permission for demolition and rebuilding and the barns have notification consent for conversion to dwellings. The new residential elements will have good views over the surrounding countryside, being in an elevated position. The whole to be offered for sale by auction on Thursday, 29th October, 2015 at 7.00 p.m. at The J36 Rural Auction Centre, Crooklands, Milnthorpe. LA7 7FP (SatNav LA7 7NU)
Killington, Kendal For Sale by Private Treaty 3 BARNS WITH PLANNING PERMMISSION FOR CONVERSION INTO RESIDENTIAL UNITS WHICH ARE AVAILABLE IN ONE OR MORE LOTS AT MUTTON HALL KILLINGTON, KENDAL Three barns with planning permission for conversion, providing the following proposed accommodation. Barn A – Large Entrance Hall, 4 Bedrooms (1 en-suite) and Bathroom. First Floor - Living Room, Dining Kitchen and Bathroom. Garages and garden area Barn B – Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining Kitchen and W.C. First Floor – 2 Bedrooms and Bathroom. Garages and garden area Barn C – Entrance Hall, Living Room, Dining Kitchen, Utility Room, Study and W.C. First Floor – 4 Bedrooms (1 en-suite) and Bathroom. Attached Garage, parking and garden areas Guide Prices Barn A - £150,000 Barn B - £50,000 Barn C - £125,000
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Farm to Farm Wanted
Contact Details Willie Paterson - Livestock Manager 07774 889791 Gary Capstick - Auctioneer 07970 830518
150 Swale Gimmer Lambs Contact Willie Paterson 07774 889791
Available
Matthew Probert - Auctioneer 07760 557932
150 Pure Texel Shearlings
Ian Atkinson - Auctioneer 07766 521472
Available in groups
Will Alexander - Auctioneer & Fieldsman 07976 646035
Contact Matthew Probert 07760 557932 or Willie Paterson 07774 889791
Richard Gardiner - Fieldsman 07713 787510 George Harryman - Fieldsman 07759 278741 Bradley Thompson - Fieldsman 07867 000244
Coming up at North West Auctions
J36 Rural Auction Centre Thursday 8th October Weekly Sale of Calves & Store Lambs Second Sale of all classes of Gimmer Lambs
Saturday 10th October R.F.S.B.A Annual Show and Sale of Breeding Rams Catalogues available online
Saturday 17th October End of Season Sale of all classes of breeding Sheep Entries close Thursday 8th October
Saturday 24th October Annual Show & Sale of Registered Fell Ponies plus other Mountain and Moorland Breed, tack and equipment
Monday 26th October Dispersal sale of entire milking herd plus young stock on behalf of F Barnes & Son
Lancaster Auction Mart Saturday 3rd October All classes of Breeding Sheep plus store lambs
Friday 9th October Weekly Cattle Sale at 10.15am to include Show & Sale of Suckled Calves
Saturday10th October Collective Machinery Sale please advice office of entries
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