Pheasantry Farm
Newick Lane, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8PY
Guide Price
£2,250,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Equestrian, Holiday Cottage
Land Tags: Ancient Woodland, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Pasture Land, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Holiday Cottage
- Land Tags: Ancient Woodland, Fishing Rights and Lakes, Pasture Land, Woodland
A pretty grassland farm with views in a delightful rural setting.
Description
Description
Pheasantry Farm is a well located and extremely pretty residential farm in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The farmhouse is nicely presented well-proportioned family accommodation. There are two holiday let cottages providing the potential for significant rental income. The farm buildings would lend themselves to equestrian use and a biomass boiler adds to the running efficiency and environmental credentials of the holding. Having lovely views, the farm is situated in a rural yet convenient position, with land extending to a little over 100 acres.
The sale of Pheasantry Farm presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a delightful residential farm in a location where such opportunities are rare.
Pheasantry Farmhouse
Pheasantry Farm is accessed through a gated driveway way off Newick Lane. The drive splits giving access to the farmhouse via an electric gate and separate access to the holiday cottages.
There is a gravelled parking area to the front of the farmhouse and also a detached double garage.
Upon entry to the house through the front porch you are greeted into a bright open-plan family room and dining room beyond, which then opens into the fitted kitchen and a garden room beyond looking towards a lake with an ornamental fountain. The sitting room leads off the family room and through to the conservatory. There is also a utility room which has a shower room and a WC.
The staircase rises from the family room to the first floor landing. There are five good sized double bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. The principal bedroom has wonderful views over the farm and the valley towards Mayfield.
Pheasantry Farmhouse is heated by a biomass wood chip boiler, that also heats the two holiday cottages, and wood burning stoves which give the house a wonderfully cosy atmosphere.
Holiday Cottages
Pheasantry Farm enjoys the benefit of having two fully furnished two bedroom holiday lets that lie to the south west of the farmhouse well screened by an established conifer hedgerow. They are in excellent condition and could provide a new owner significant additional income.
Pheasantry Farm Buildings
Pheasantry Farm has the benefit of numerous farm buildings. The main farm building extends to some 5,316 sq ft and is currently used for farm machinery storage but could house livestock or horses if required. There is also a useful two storey farm workshop, one end of which houses the biomass boiler.
Land
Pheasantry Farm extends to just over 100 acres of beautiful rolling Wealden countryside. The pasture equates to just over 55 acres and is currently being farmed under a grazing licence to a local farmer. It is well fenced and has water laid on to all fields. There are several lakes and ponds across the farm that have previously been let to a local fishing syndicate. The woodland is mainly broadleaved ancient woodland which amounts to just under 40 acres. Of particular note in the woodland is a very attractive stream that forms the western boundary of the farm.
Location
Heathfield: 1.6 miles, Mayfield: 3.4 miles, Tunbridge Wells: 12 miles, Central London: 45 miles
Mainline services:
Stonegate, Wadhurst, Frant and Tunbridge Wells for rail services to Charing Cross/London Bridge.
Lewes, Buxted and Jarvis Brook for services to Victoria.
Acreage: 100 Acres
Directions
Postcode and Directions
TN21 8PY
From the centre of Heathfield proceed east along the High Street/A265. Go over the Mutton Hall crossroads at the top of the town, then bear left down Newick Lane where Pheasantry Farm will be found on the left hand side after about a mile.
Additional Info
Situation
Pheasantry Farm is situated in a rural location yet within 1.6 miles of Heathfield town centre, which has an everyday selection of shops including three supermarkets and Heathfield market, which operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The picturesque village of Mayfield is about 3.4 miles to the north, including the ever popular Middle House public house. Royal Tunbridge Wells is about 12 miles distant having an extensive range of shops, leisure, entertainment and recreational amenities.
State schools within easy reach include primary schools in Heathfield, Old Heathfield and Cross-in-Hand, and Heathfield Community College.
Local private and preparatory schools include at Skippers Hill at Five Ashes, Bricklehurst at Stonegate, Bede’s at Upper Dicker, St Ronan’s at Hawkhurst, St Leonards Mayfield, Holmwood House at Langton Green, Vinehall at Robertsbridge amongst others.
Marketed by: Savills, Sevenoaks
Description
Description
Pheasantry Farm is a well located and extremely pretty residential farm in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The farmhouse is nicely presented well-proportioned family accommodation. There are two holiday let cottages providing the potential for significant rental income. The farm buildings would lend themselves to equestrian use and a biomass boiler adds to the running efficiency and environmental credentials of the holding. Having lovely views, the farm is situated in a rural yet convenient position, with land extending to a little over 100 acres.
The sale of Pheasantry Farm presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a delightful residential farm in a location where such opportunities are rare.
Pheasantry Farmhouse
Pheasantry Farm is accessed through a gated driveway way off Newick Lane. The drive splits giving access to the farmhouse via an electric gate and separate access to the holiday cottages.
There is a gravelled parking area to the front of the farmhouse and also a detached double garage.
Upon entry to the house through the front porch you are greeted into a bright open-plan family room and dining room beyond, which then opens into the fitted kitchen and a garden room beyond looking towards a lake with an ornamental fountain. The sitting room leads off the family room and through to the conservatory. There is also a utility room which has a shower room and a WC.
The staircase rises from the family room to the first floor landing. There are five good sized double bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. The principal bedroom has wonderful views over the farm and the valley towards Mayfield.
Pheasantry Farmhouse is heated by a biomass wood chip boiler, that also heats the two holiday cottages, and wood burning stoves which give the house a wonderfully cosy atmosphere.
Holiday Cottages
Pheasantry Farm enjoys the benefit of having two fully furnished two bedroom holiday lets that lie to the south west of the farmhouse well screened by an established conifer hedgerow. They are in excellent condition and could provide a new owner significant additional income.
Pheasantry Farm Buildings
Pheasantry Farm has the benefit of numerous farm buildings. The main farm building extends to some 5,316 sq ft and is currently used for farm machinery storage but could house livestock or horses if required. There is also a useful two storey farm workshop, one end of which houses the biomass boiler.
Land
Pheasantry Farm extends to just over 100 acres of beautiful rolling Wealden countryside. The pasture equates to just over 55 acres and is currently being farmed under a grazing licence to a local farmer. It is well fenced and has water laid on to all fields. There are several lakes and ponds across the farm that have previously been let to a local fishing syndicate. The woodland is mainly broadleaved ancient woodland which amounts to just under 40 acres. Of particular note in the woodland is a very attractive stream that forms the western boundary of the farm.
Location
Heathfield: 1.6 miles, Mayfield: 3.4 miles, Tunbridge Wells: 12 miles, Central London: 45 miles
Mainline services:
Stonegate, Wadhurst, Frant and Tunbridge Wells for rail services to Charing Cross/London Bridge.
Lewes, Buxted and Jarvis Brook for services to Victoria.
Acreage: 100 Acres
Directions
Postcode and Directions
TN21 8PY
From the centre of Heathfield proceed east along the High Street/A265. Go over the Mutton Hall crossroads at the top of the town, then bear left down Newick Lane where Pheasantry Farm will be found on the left hand side after about a mile.
Additional Info
Situation
Pheasantry Farm is situated in a rural location yet within 1.6 miles of Heathfield town centre, which has an everyday selection of shops including three supermarkets and Heathfield market, which operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The picturesque village of Mayfield is about 3.4 miles to the north, including the ever popular Middle House public house. Royal Tunbridge Wells is about 12 miles distant having an extensive range of shops, leisure, entertainment and recreational amenities.
State schools within easy reach include primary schools in Heathfield, Old Heathfield and Cross-in-Hand, and Heathfield Community College.
Local private and preparatory schools include at Skippers Hill at Five Ashes, Bricklehurst at Stonegate, Bede’s at Upper Dicker, St Ronan’s at Hawkhurst, St Leonards Mayfield, Holmwood House at Langton Green, Vinehall at Robertsbridge amongst others.
Marketed by: Savills, Sevenoaks
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.