A complete organic farm in a unique location adjacent to Steyning with farmhouse, cottage, agricultural buildings, battery storage, land and generous river frontage is on the market with Batcheller Monkhouse. It consists of approximately 249.31 acres.
The farm includes a five-bedroom farmhouse (Barn Croft), a one-bedroom cottage (Stable Cottage), mainly pasture farmland and incredible access to the River Adur.
Built in the 1980s, Barn Croft is a detached five-bedroom house with mature gardens, greenhouse, shed, enclosed pool and pond. This would benefit from some modernisation or full refurbishment if required.
Stable Cottage provides extra accommodation with the benefit of open plan living/dining/kitchen area, bathroom and stairs to a bedroom space. This currently provides a rental income.
Near the farmhouse there is a former kennel building and beyond this a range of outbuildings.
These include a circa 1960s Ascot cattle yard and straw shed, circa 1970s steel-framed cattle yard and steel-framed small workshop with adjoining cattle yard, a timber-framed building used as a machinery shed and a couple of older buildings. In total approximately 20,000 sq ft (not measured or surveyed) and these may be suitable for development (subject to planning permission).
To the north of the farmyard and buildings there is a battery storage building generating an annual income. The farm is also next to a large electrical sub-station which might bring more solar or battery storage options in the future.
The farm has been organic for about 20 years and is mostly grass land with some arable, with stewardship including organic entry level stewardship and higher level stewardship. It also has the benefit of significant biodiversity net gain credit potential. The farm has just over two miles of access to the River Adur.
For an appointment to view please contact the Pulborough Office. Telephone: 01798 872081 Email: sales@batchellermonkhouse.com
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