Crow Green Road

Three bedroom 1939 chalet bungalow (no restrictive covenants) * 10,000 sq. Ft. Agricultural barns & stables * Extensive rear yard areas * 0.55 acre 'old Zoo' site with business rates still paid on Brownfields land* Planning potential on former Zoo site (unencumbered with no clauses) * Possibility for replacement dwelling stpp * Acreage for grazing/meadow hay * In all approx 22 acres * Adjoins byways for extensive riding across to Weald Park.

History & Background

A hugely exciting opportunity to acquire a small working farm on the fringes of Brentwood which offers lots of potential for the incoming purchaser to either improve the existing dwelling which has planning permission, or offering the possibilities for a replacement dwelling subject to local authority approval; to accompany the existing family owned land which incorporates the historical Zoo site, located to the rear of the plot with access from A128. The Zoo, operated up until circa 1960's, then owned by the grandfather of a previous owner and later utilized as a livery yard where 17 stables once stood (now derelict & overgrown). Business rates have been maintained to date on the Zoo site. Ideal for development stpp.

The property has been used as a working farm for hay making and associated contract work, together with equestrian uses where there good agricultural barns and stabling stand in the rear yard where long standing vehicular access is gained via the adjoining byway. Further accesses onto site include the main access off Crow Green Road, a secondary right of access off Crow Green Road and rear access from the byway off A128 (via Hulletts Lane). Ideal for Barn conversions with permitted development for 4-5 units.

Setting & Location

The property is discretely nestled in a country lane, just over 0.5 mile down Crow Green Road adjacent to the greensward triangle linking Ashwells Road and Days Lane and approximately 2.2 miles from the main commuter town of Brentwood; approximately 2.5 miles from Brentwood's mainline station. Access can be gained to the rear of the site onto a byway, crossing the A128 at the mini roundabout for Coxtie Green Road which leads to the entrance of Weald Park where there is 500 acres with designated bridle paths.

The property has a main entrance with parking to the fore with its outbuildings discretely located behind. The rear grounds and acreage offer a south westerly aspect.