| LAND.
If you're not interested in investing further in bricks & mortar (and to be honest in the part of the country you live another £30k isn't going to upgrade you to a palace) then land has got to be the way to go.
You'll be astounded at the value of good land that's got access. There's little maintenance cost, it's always increasing in value and you still have the opportunity to rent it out for horse grazing etc.
Some of the land around our village has doubled in valule in the last year. It's not that people want to buy it with a view to developing property, there is just high demand for equestrian grazing. |