Terra Amata Farm - Lot 2

LOT 2 OF TWO LOTS offered for sale by private treaty of a very attractive grassland farm of approx. 16.41 acres (6.64Ha) occupying a desirable rural position with fine Southerly views over adjoining farmland & woodland. Including under LOT 1 a detached farmhouse, pasture land with area of copse & ponds, plus under LOT 2, an extensive range of buildings of excess 16,000sqft used for storage, but considered to have further potential, subject to the necessary consents. The two Lots comprise the Northern section of Terra Amata Farm, an attractive grassland farm occupying a desirable rural position within the Sussex Weald with fine Southerly rural outlook over adjoining farm and woodland yet being within 3.75 miles of Billingshurst (with mainline station) and 12.5 miles of the old market town of Horsham. The Northern section of the farm is available for sale as a whole or in two lots and extends overall to approximately 16.41 acres (6.64 Ha).



LOT 2 extends overall to approximately 4.98 acres (2.02 Ha) with frontage to Broadford Bridge Road and includes an extensive range of farm buildings which have been re-utilised for storage use to a significant part, including storage of caravans for which there is a pending planning application for a Certificate Lawful Use (CLEUD) to regularise this long established use.



The floorplans show the approximate extent of the buildings extending overall to in excess of 16,000sqft and with these former dairy buildings divided into different sections with a mixture of blockwork and sheeted walls and corrugated sheeted pitched roofs and with wide areas of concrete hard standing in and around the yard. To the South side, open sided hay barn plus separate timber cabin/office. The buildings are considered to offer further potential, subject to all necessary consents, for alternative changes of use or redevelopment To the North side and across the shared drive is an area of level pasture land and with frontage to the lane to complete the overall plot to LOT 2.

Marketed by: H J Burt, Steyning