Huge and wonderful Garden For Sale - with house included (!)

I have a garden area, main area measuring approx 100 feet by 100 feet, plus front garden with pond and also a parking area. When in the house the main garden is visible, the backdrop to it being school playing fields (junior school) and countryside and The Pennine hills in the background (i.e. completely open aspect including sunsets over the hills and full sunshine all day).

The garden is almost TOTALLY PRIVATE. You could walk around it naked on a summer's day (never done it but no one would see you!!!)

The house is a 100-year-old stone-built 3 bedroomed large-ish end-terraced property, situtaed at the end of a private road. The windows of the house are overlooked by no-one.

Our garden interests have waned and we want to sell the house. The best solution would be to sell the land for a builder to build a number of houses on it but it would be heartbreaking to see this happen and also would upset the great neighbours we have.

I want to sell the house to someone who will look after the garden and enjoy it for what it is.

So I have joined this group in the hope that someone - perhaps retired - would want to make an offer for this house and garden. I estimate that the cost on the open market with no planning permission would be about �£140k so would be expecting offers over this amount.

I can supply endless pictures to any interested person, taken over the years showing all aspects, views, sunsets etc to prove the above.

I could take a real-time photo now and send it to you showing blackness, twinkling lights, the shadow of our huge silver birch, with the outline of the Pennine hills. It is a joy just to sit at our window and gaze out, anytime, night, day, winter summer.

Can anyone advise me what to do because I do not want to sell it through a local estate agent to have it snapped up by someone who will do the unthinkable and apply for planning permission and ruin what could be some couples all-time dream????

Anywhere I could advertise it in 'the gardener's world' of the Internet?