Two adjoining mixed Wealden farms covering 378 acres have come to the market through Savills.
Greenhurst and Foxhole Farms are located about four miles outside Uckfield, East Sussex. During the mid-16th century, Greenhurst Farm was an important agricultural and labour resource supporting the growing demands of the iron industry.
Sitting on the edge of the High Weald National Landscape, the farms include two primary farmhouses, Greenhurst Farmhouse, a six-bedroom traditional Sussex tile-hung house with period features, including exposed beams, oak panelling and open fireplaces, and Foxhole Farmhouse, an idyllic, recently refurbished four-bedroom house. There is also a four-bedroom cottage and a range of other modern and traditional farm buildings, including some with planning permission for four holiday lets.
The farmland covers almost 368 acres, including arable farmland, pasture and woodland.
Chris Spofforth, of Savills rural agency team in the South East, said: “Having been in the ownership of the same family for three generations, the sale of Greenhurst and Foxhole Farms presents a rare opportunity for an incoming buyer in a beautiful, yet accessible, part of East Sussex.”
Greenhurst and Foxhole Farms is available as a whole, with a guide price of £7,000,000, or in ten lots.
For more information, contact Savills rural agency team in the South East on 07812 965379
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