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Land for sale
Broadhembury, Honiton
£1,650,000
Broadhembury, Honiton
£1,650,000
Our Summary
- Versatile modern and traditional buildings offer further potential for rural diversification
- Agricultural Buildings - There are a range of modern farm buildings which offer potential for farming as well and non farming enterprises (StP)
- Planning - Planning Consent for change of use to Craft workshops and additional use as offices was granted in April 2000 7/52/00/PO423/00036 Condition 2 allowed use for any purpose falling within Class B1
- The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2020 allows that any consent granted under a condition of the former Use Class B1 would automatically be treated as having the same lawful uses of the newly formed Use Class E
- Traditional and modern outbuildings with potential for alternative use (StP)
Description
Stafford Barton Farm is a freehold property situated in the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, near the village of Broadhembury. The farm offers a diverse residential holding with an established holiday let and let workshops, surrounded by 22 acres of land. The farmhouse, built in 2003, features four bedrooms, a study, and a modern kitchen with an Aga. The property also includes a converted letting cottage, known as Garden Lodge, and 10 rural workshops, which are let individually. The farm buildings offer potential for farming and non-farming enterprises, and the land is suitable for livestock or other agricultural uses. The property benefits from private drainage, a private borehole, and PV panels on the farmhouse. The farm is being sold with vacant possession, except for the farm business tenancy on the farm buildings and land, which expires in September 2024. The property is a unique opportunity for those looking to acquire a rural property with diverse income streams and potential for further development.