Drove Lea Farm is a unique and historic property nestled in the scenic Meon Valley, near Titchfield Abbey. The farmhouse, dating back to the late 1800s, features a Victorian heart with a historic sink linked to the Abbey's medieval carp pond. The property has evolved over the years, hosting various uses such as a strawberry farm, dairy operation, and even a small local school. Today, it generates multiple income streams from a caravan/camping site, shepherd's hut, rented commercial units, and a wood chipping business. The property spans approximately 7.50 acres, including a house, gardens, pastureland, woodland, and outbuildings. The house boasts a spacious layout with 7 bedrooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, and a study, surrounded by a country garden. The property also features a pond, a small area of woodland, and a hardstanding and yard space. With its rich history and diverse income streams, Drove Lea Farm offers a unique opportunity for a buyer looking for a characterful property with a strong sense of community.