Visitor attraction up for sale

CHURCH Farm in Wirral, Merseyside is being sold as a going concern from a guide price of £2.25m.

Set in approximately 60 acres of land and owned by the vendor for more than 24 years, Church Farm is a well-established visitor attraction converted from a former working farm.

The property is located in the village of Thurstaston on the Wirral peninsular, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with west facing views stretching across the Dee Estuary to North Wales.

Facilities include a farm shop,  outdoor attractions with animal enclosures, adventure playground, pedal go-cart area, mini-golf, picnic area, lavender maze, tractor rides, and glass house providing indoor beach and picnic area. Furthermore there is a café, office, equestrian facilities, Christmas tree plantation, caravan site and five bedroom owner’s house.

Richard Prestwich, associate director of leisure and trading at Savills, which is marketing the property, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-established business that is generating income from multiple sources. The picturesque location of this substantial property, with it’s excellent views over the Dee Estuary, further adds to the attraction of this asset and we are expecting the sale to generate a high amount of interest.”