This traditional farmstead, known as Little Southernden Farm, has been in the same family's ownership for approximately 250 years and is situated in a rural location at the end of a private farm lane between Egerton and Headcorn. The property comprises a 3-bedroom farmhouse, a range of farm buildings and barns, stables, a riding arena, ponds, and grazing land. Two of the buildings have recently been granted planning consent for conversion into three dwellings, with a large grain store approved for a pair of attached dwellings and a smaller store building approved for a single dwelling. The farmstead is surrounded by around 10.85 acres of land, with an additional 40.90 acres available by separate negotiation. The property is located near the villages of Egerton, Pluckley, Headcorn, and Smarden, with access to Ashford and its station, which offers connections to the M20 motorway and high-speed trains to London. The property features a mix of modern and traditional features, including Everest double glazing, stables, and a riding arena. The farm buildings offer potential for further development, and the property has mains water and electricity, as well as oil central heating and solar panels. However, it's worth noting that the septic tank does not comply with EA Regulations, and the services have not been tested.