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Our Summary
- 78-acre estate adjoining Ashdown Forest, with full planning permission in place for a substantial new country house
- The property is offered with two approved planning permissions, providing flexibility to create either a striking contemporary new build or a high-quality architectural reworking of the existing dwelling
- No public rights of way Existing services including electricity and water Planning Permission The property benefits from two alternative, fully approved planning consents: Option 1 – Contemporary Replacement Dwelling A striking, Scandia-Hus designed new home of approximately 3,659 sq ft, arranged over three floors (including basement), designed for modern country living with expansive open-plan spaces and four ensuite bedrooms
- Planning references: WD/2023/1343/F (including basement) and WD/2024/0631/FA Option 2 – Contemporary Remodelling & Extension An architect-designed scheme of approximately 3,315 sq ft, incorporating and extending the existing cottage to create a refined mid-century modern residence, positioned to maximise views and setting
- Planning reference: WD/2025/2256/F Existing dwelling The current house remains on site and provides practical on-site accommodation during construction of Option 1, allowing a buyer to oversee and deliver the new build with ease
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Description
The property is a 13.78-acre estate located in an elevated and private position with far-reaching views across open countryside towards the South Downs. The site features approximately 13.78 acres of meadowland and mature natural boundaries, including 1.5 acres of ancient woodland. A detached cottage remains on site, and there are no public rights of way across the property.
The land has existing services, including electricity and water, and two approved planning permissions are in place for a substantial new country house, offering options for either a striking contemporary new build or a high-quality architectural reworking of the existing dwelling.