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Features and description
Approximately 2.68 acres of agricultural land in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the town of Barnham.
Approximately 2.68 acres of agricultural land in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the town of Barnham. The land has a timber framed building with a mains sewer connection and permission for wash facilities.
All of the land is down to pasture with a range of mature tree and shrubs, the whole being well fenced. It is currently laid out as two paddocks with gated access across the footpath connecting the two parcels.
The land has direct access from Highground Lane.
DESCRIPTION:
Approximately 2.68 acres of agricultural land in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the town of Barnham. The land has a timber framed building with a mains sewer connection and permission for wash facilities.
All of the land is down to pasture with a range of mature tree and shrubs, the whole being well fenced. It is currently laid out as two paddocks with gated access across the footpath connecting the two parcels.
The land has direct access from Highground Lane.
The property has 3-phase electricity and according to the vendor mains water is connected to the site as well as mains drainage.
We understand the land adjoins a proposed housing development.
According to the Environment Agency Flood Maps for planning, the land is located in Flood Zone 3.
LOCATION:
Barnham is a popular village with a good range of village centre shops, an historic church, community centre, Primary and Secondary schools and a mainline train station with services to Portsmouth, Brighton and London Victoria.
The cathedral city of Chichester lies some 6 miles to the west, the seaside town of Bognor Regis is located about 4 miles to the south, historic Arundel town lies approximately 6 miles to the east and the South Downs National Park is within easy reach to the north.
We understand the land adjoins a proposed housing development.
According to the Environment Agency Flood Maps for planning, the land is located in Flood Zone 3.
Semi-rural on the outskirts of Barnham village.
Approximately 2.68 acres of agricultural land in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the town of Barnham. The land has a timber framed building with a mains sewer connection and permission for wash facilities.
All of the land is down to pasture with a range of mature tree and shrubs, the whole being well fenced. It is currently laid out as two paddocks with gated access across the footpath connecting the two parcels.
The land has direct access from Highground Lane.
DESCRIPTION:
Approximately 2.68 acres of agricultural land in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the town of Barnham. The land has a timber framed building with a mains sewer connection and permission for wash facilities.
All of the land is down to pasture with a range of mature tree and shrubs, the whole being well fenced. It is currently laid out as two paddocks with gated access across the footpath connecting the two parcels.
The land has direct access from Highground Lane.
The property has 3-phase electricity and according to the vendor mains water is connected to the site as well as mains drainage.
We understand the land adjoins a proposed housing development.
According to the Environment Agency Flood Maps for planning, the land is located in Flood Zone 3.
LOCATION:
Barnham is a popular village with a good range of village centre shops, an historic church, community centre, Primary and Secondary schools and a mainline train station with services to Portsmouth, Brighton and London Victoria.
The cathedral city of Chichester lies some 6 miles to the west, the seaside town of Bognor Regis is located about 4 miles to the south, historic Arundel town lies approximately 6 miles to the east and the South Downs National Park is within easy reach to the north.
We understand the land adjoins a proposed housing development.
According to the Environment Agency Flood Maps for planning, the land is located in Flood Zone 3.
Semi-rural on the outskirts of Barnham village.
About this agent
Stride & Son were first established in 1890 when the firm was originally founded to hold sales at the Cattle Market, and having since built on this original agricultural base, we are now able to offer a wide range of professional property services. The firm is regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and therefore governed by professional guidelines and regulations. As well as our Estate Agency department, we hold monthly antique auctions in our Saleroom at Southdown House and our Surveyors Department offers Full Building Surveys, Valuation Reports as well as preparation of Planning Applications and architectural drawings.