Our Summary

A range of traditional buildings with potential for alternative uses, subject to necessary consents

The holding provides a versatile mix of income-generating assets and buildings with potential for alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents

The buildings are clearly defined into three principal areas, providing a combination of commercial income, livestock/equestrian buildings and traditional structures with potential for alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents

The layout provides a functional and self-contained unit, generating an income stream and offering potential for continued commercial or business use

These buildings offer considerable character and, given their scale and position within the farmstead, may present opportunities for alternative uses or conversion, subject to the necessary planning consents

Description

The property is a 198.91-acre farm within the Surrey Hills National Landscape, situated approximately 2 miles south of Dorking. The farmstead includes a well-laid-out and versatile range of farm buildings, grouped around a practical and accessible yard. The buildings are divided into three principal areas, with a mix of commercial, agricultural, and equestrian uses.

The farm buildings include a cohesive range of steel-framed and timber-clad structures, as well as two traditional buildings with considerable character. The farmland comprises a mix of arable, pasture, woodland, and amenity areas, with approximately 195 acres of land. The holding is arranged in practical parcels, providing a well-balanced combination of productive agricultural land and environmental and amenity interest.

The land includes areas of pasture suitable for grazing, as well as belts of woodland that enhance privacy, biodiversity, and the wider landscape setting.

Detached house

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