Land For Sale £2,100,000
Hall Farm comprises a substantial equestrian property set in 58.21 acres with a multi-let farmyard generating significant income.
Hall Farmhouse
Hall Farmhouse dates back to the 16th century and is an attractive period property extending to 5,952 sq. Ft (553 sq. M).
At ground floor level there is a kitchen and breakfast room with an aga, pantry, a laundry room, a large dining room (with open fireplace and large sash windows), an impressive entrance hall, a snug with a modern wood burning stove, an orangery with double doors that open out to the patio and a formal reception room with wooden panelling and original internal wooden shutters.
At first floor level there are five double bedrooms, including the master bedroom which benefits from an open fireplace and a direct link to a bedroom which could be used as a nursery or dressing room. There are two family bathrooms, both with a shower and a bath.
The house benefits from two staircases, original open fireplaces in most rooms and large sash windows allowing plentiful light into the property.
A further staircase leads up to the second floor which offers five double bedrooms and a large landing area that could be utilised as additional living space.
The Traditional Yard and Buildings
The yard comprises a courtyard of traditional buildings. The main feature of the traditional yard is the magnificent 16th century Grade II* listed thatched and brick barn. The traditional buildings are currently in equestrian use.
In addition, situated to the rear, are 59 commercial units. There are 40 occupiers on one-year ‘contracted out’ tenancy agreements which have been recently completed but all expire on the 30th June 2023.
The total gross floor plate area extends to 37,749.61 sq ft (3,507 m2) and the current rent roll is £77,000 per annum. There are several unoccupied units which could be let, increasing the annual rental income.
The Land
The pasture land extends to 55.26 acres and is used for equine grazing and is fenced with post and rail electric fencing.
Hall Farmhouse
Hall Farmhouse dates back to the 16th century and is an attractive period property extending to 5,952 sq. Ft (553 sq. M).
At ground floor level there is a kitchen and breakfast room with an aga, pantry, a laundry room, a large dining room (with open fireplace and large sash windows), an impressive entrance hall, a snug with a modern wood burning stove, an orangery with double doors that open out to the patio and a formal reception room with wooden panelling and original internal wooden shutters.
At first floor level there are five double bedrooms, including the master bedroom which benefits from an open fireplace and a direct link to a bedroom which could be used as a nursery or dressing room. There are two family bathrooms, both with a shower and a bath.
The house benefits from two staircases, original open fireplaces in most rooms and large sash windows allowing plentiful light into the property.
A further staircase leads up to the second floor which offers five double bedrooms and a large landing area that could be utilised as additional living space.
The Traditional Yard and Buildings
The yard comprises a courtyard of traditional buildings. The main feature of the traditional yard is the magnificent 16th century Grade II* listed thatched and brick barn. The traditional buildings are currently in equestrian use.
In addition, situated to the rear, are 59 commercial units. There are 40 occupiers on one-year ‘contracted out’ tenancy agreements which have been recently completed but all expire on the 30th June 2023.
The total gross floor plate area extends to 37,749.61 sq ft (3,507 m2) and the current rent roll is £77,000 per annum. There are several unoccupied units which could be let, increasing the annual rental income.
The Land
The pasture land extends to 55.26 acres and is used for equine grazing and is fenced with post and rail electric fencing.
