Howlett House Farm is a significant commercial agricultural holding extending to approximately 2,700 acres, located in Lincolnshire, England. The farm is well-suited for producing high-yielding crops of wheat, barley, oilseed, vining peas, beans, and energy crops, with the majority of the land classified as grade 3 on the Provisional Agricultural Land Classification Map. The farm has been professionally farmed to the highest standards and features modern grain storage facilities, including 7,000 tonnes of storage and planning consent for an additional 3,000 tonnes. The main farmhouse, Howlett House, is a spacious and well-presented family home with five bedrooms, two reception rooms, a large family kitchen-diner, and a range of traditional farm buildings. The farm also includes a secondary farmhouse, Bristol Farm, which is currently vacant and in need of refurbishment. The property offers excellent opportunities for farming and residential living, with a reported ERV of approximately £12,000 per annum for the secondary farmhouse.