Substantial land and workshops ideal for smallholding or equestrian enterprise.
- About 9.40 acres of pasture divided into grazing fields
- Cluster of commercial buildings with 3‑phase power and workshop space
- L‑shaped stable yard: four stables, heated tack room and storage barn
- Bungalow is single‑storey, three bedrooms but needs renovation
- Eastern extension/garage recently signed off but unfinished internally
- Private drainage: Klargester for house; septic for commercial buildings
- Very slow broadband speeds, average mobile signal in area
- Easy road access to Ashford and Junction 9 of the M20
Set in about 9.40 acres, this single‑storey three‑bedroom bungalow sits at the heart of a substantial equestrian smallholding with pastureland, stables and multiple commercial outbuildings. The site offers genuine scope for someone wanting land close to Ashford with easy access to the M20, useful workshop space with three‑phase power and a compact cluster of paddocks divided by post & rail fencing.
The bungalow is adaptable but requires renovation; parts of an eastern extension (double garage and bedroom with ensuite) were recently signed off by Building Control but internal completion is needed. Services include mains water and electricity to the house, oil heating, private treatment plant drainage to the bungalow and septic drainage for the commercial buildings. Broadband speeds are very slow, and the property sits discreetly in a hamlet setting with long agricultural views and quiet lanes.
This holding will suit equestrian users, smallholders or buyers seeking an income/enterprise opportunity from established commercial buildings and workshops. Key positives are the land scale, stabling and yard areas with a heated tack room and concrete yard; key practical issues are the renovation requirement to the house, limited digital connectivity and the presence of private drainage systems which buyers should factor into budgets and due diligence.