Drove Lea Farm is a characterful property nestled in the scenic Meon Valley, within the historic landscape of Titchfield Abbey, dating back to the late 1800s. The farmhouse was once part of the original Titchfield Abbey Estate and features a historic sink linked to the Abbey's medieval carp pond. The property has evolved over the years, with various uses including a strawberry farm, dairy operation, and even a small local school. Today, it hosts multiple income streams, including a caravan and camping site, a shepherd's hut, several rented commercial units, and a wood chipping business. The property extends to approximately 7.5 acres, comprising a house, gardens, pastureland, woodland, and outbuildings. The house itself has a Victorian heart, with a spacious family home, seven bedrooms, and a range of living spaces, including a triple-aspect sitting room, dining room, and kitchen/breakfast room. The property also features a range of outbuildings, including two units with consented uses, and a pond, offering a tranquil location for a variety of activities.