GUIDE PRICE: £150,000 to £200,000

• Rare opportunity to purchase a desirable parcel of land of approximately 2.46 Acres

• Level land ideal for various uses subject to planning including equine or glamping

• Conditional mains water access in place, with existing ready-to-go plumbed livestock trough

• Quiet private road connects to multiple bridleways and footpaths within short riding/walking distance, enabling long and uninterrupted routes without road crossings

• May have potential for planning being granted for stables subject planning

• May have potential for planning to be granted for a large agricultural style storage building

• Located away from busy main roads

DESCRIPTION:

An attractive parcel of land of 2.46 acres with road and gate frontage with all sorts of future potential subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

Possibilities subject to planning include glamping, equine stables and large agricultural storage barn for commercial or agricultural uses.

The land is level and may even have long term residential or planning possibilities as government policies change.

Location: located off a quiet lane and accessed from the road by a gated front. Theobalds Road, Burgess Hill, RH15 0SX is where the land is located , so is situated conveniently close to local amenities.

Land: After accessing through the main gate off the lane, you are met by fairly level meadows that extend to 2.46 acres.

The boundaries are fairly clear on initial inspection, but we cannot claim as to the strength or condition of the boundaries.

This land is considered ideal for equine use, as well as for possible glamping or even commercial storage , all subject to planning being obtained

AGENTS NOTE: Please note that these details have been prepared as a general guide and do not form part of a contract. We have not carried out a detailed survey, nor tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are approximate and should not be relied upon. Any verbal statements or information given about this property, again, should not be relied on and should not form part of a contract or agreement to purchase.