A spacious home situated within a short walk of Cheriton village centre with its picture-postcard village green, lying beside the River Itchen. 

This wonderfully presented property is set within the popular village of Upham, on the outskirts of the Meon Valley, only a short drive to the sought after location of Winchester.

A very attractive semi-detached home, superbly situated within a delightful village location in the heart of the Meon Valley countryside, nestling between the picturesque villages of Meonstoke and Exton. The property has been superbly and seamlessly extended to provide a really impressive and wel...

Surrounded by beautiful countryside and set within the very heart of the picturesque Meon Valley, this well-presented and deceptively spacious townhouse offers good-sized accommodation throughout. The property is set within a thoughtfully designed development and has wonderful views from the sitt...

A charming semi-detached three-bedroom house, ideally situated in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Cheriton. This property is set back from the road, featuring a gravel driveway with ample off-road parking, leading to an detached garage.

A charming Grade II listed thatched cottage located on the edge of Cheriton, with an outlook over water meadows. There is driveway parking and a pretty garden backing onto a field. In need of modernisation. No onward chain.     

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Cheriton, this charming detached bungalow offers a perfect blend of well-proportioned living accommodation and comfort and enjoys far reaching and unspoilt views across the local countryside.

A modern, cottage style three bedroom home set in the beautiful village of Meonstoke, in the heart of The Meon Valley and The South Downs National Park.

A beautiful Grade II listed family home set in the heart of the pretty village of Tichborne, close to Alresford and within easy reach of Winchester. The house is set amongst the historic Tichborne Estate, and is traditionally presented, with country walks and a popular pub on the door step.

A beautiful three bedroom, semi-detached cottage, located in the stunning South Downs National Park. Shop House offers flexible living accommodation with charming original features.

A charming semi-detached cottage in the popular village of Tichborne within a mile of the Georgian market town of Alresford with a good range of local shops and within a short drive of Winchester and Alton with mainline stations and a wealth of other amenities.

A spacious four-bedroom bungalow in the sought-after village of Cheriton, offering a perfect blend of comfort and countryside charm. Secluded garden with views over fields, and lovely walks direct from the garden gate. Attention to detail and immaculately presented throughout.   

Superbly presented period family home offering a fabulous lifestyle opportunity set in its own grounds of just over 2.46 acres with a separate one bedroom chapel.

Located in the Meon Valley, a delightful Grade II listed cottage of great character and charm, with annexe, garaging, parking area and mature gardens.

This spacious double unit Park Home in Wykeham Park, Winchester, offers a lounge with a fireplace, a fitted kitchen with integral appliances, three bedrooms, and a family shower room. With a wrap-around garden, a generous brick outbuilding, parking, and a peaceful over-55s rural setting.

A charming two-bedroom period terraced home, nestled in the highly sought-after village of Cheriton, boasting attractive period features and a generous rear garden. The front door opens into a warm and inviting sitting room, where a wood burner creates a delightful focal point and provides cosy w...

An exceptional detached bungalow set in a picturesque semi-rural location, nestled within approx half an acre of beautifully established gardens, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding South Downs National Park countryside. The property has been appreciated by the same family for approach...

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Hampshire village, this beautifully presented detached home offers a turnkey opportunity for those seeking charm, comfort, and effortless living.

The picturesque village of Meonstoke is situated in the South Downs National Park with breath taking trails and incredible wildlife all accessible by foot from the property. There are two award-winning gastro pubs within walking distance from the property as well as a well-stocked village shop...

Spacious detached house on an established plot in the sought after village of Cheriton

Nestled within the picturesque village of Owslebury, this remarkable home presents a wonderful opportunity, boasting expansive views of rolling fields and the coveted catchment for the esteemed Westgate School.

A superb period cottage, lying within a picturesque location in the village of Upham. The property we understand dates from circa the 1820's and once the village bakers shop. The house has been beautifully renovated and extended in more recent years, retaining the charm and character of the house...

Set in the beautiful and sought-after village of West Meon, within the South Downs National Park, Beech House is an extended family house with over 2,650 sq ft of accommodation.

A fantastic opportunity to purchase a wonderful three bedroom detached house in the highly desirable village of West Meon. Further information through Jacobs & Hunt

This much-loved family home enjoys a magical position, set within five acres of garden and grounds with numerous outbuildings and stunning views. Having been in the same ownership for over 50 years, the property offers a unique opportunity to create a bespoke family home in a prime countryside s...

Pretty brick and flint end of terrace cottage in a secluded part of Hampshire yet easy commuting distance to Winchester and Petersfield. The estate cottage is available for a long let.

A substantial period home in the middle of this popular village,  With an abundance of versatile living space, Bramdean Cottage is an ideal family retreat within the South Downs National Park, with beautiful dog walks and The Fox pub close to hand. 

Bishop's Waltham 3 miles | Winchester 8 miles | London Waterloo from Winchester 60 minutes | mileages and times approximate. A delightful two bedroom detached cottage with light and spacious accommodation in a stunning rural location

SELLER FOUND CHAIN COMPLETE ** The purchase price is based on a 40% share of the property (Full Value £420,000) Located in the highly desirable location of Upham I am delighted to present this spacious two double bedroom semi detached home with 3 years NHBC left remaining! Internal...

Stunning 15th-century thatched cottage, one of Hampshire’s finest Hall Houses, nestled in the heart of the coveted village of Tichborne. Boasting generous living accommodation and enchanting period features, this property offers an idyllic retreat surrounded by breathtaking rural vistas.

This immaculate and inviting five-bedroom home is situated on a sought after and desirable development built in 2019 by renowned and prestigious housebuilder Country Homes. Beautifully presented, the home has bright and airy interiors with underfloor heating, a water softener system, zone temp...

Charming two bedroom Coach House with parking, open plan luxury kitchen/sitting room, courtyard garden and easy access to the Thomas Lord. Unfurnished. Further information from Jacobs & Hunt.

SHORT TERM (3-4 MONTHS) Beautifully Presented One-Bedroom Cottage, Located in the Glorious Hampshire Countryside

A bright & stylish home overlooking greenery, a newly installed kitchen and landscaped gardens.

A superb 3 bedroom end of terrace, Grade II listed cottage located in the highly sought after village of Exton which is positioned between Winchester and Petersfield within The South Downs National Park close to the South Downs Way.

Splendid period home nestled in the picturesque and sought-after village of Upham on the edge of the South Downs National Park.

A unique 2 semi-detached bedroom property in an exceptional, rural location. Outbuildings can be included at a higher rent. Winchester 5 miles | Alresford 6 miles | Southampton 17 miles| London Waterloo from Winchester Station – 1 hour | Mileages and times approximate

Spacious four bedroom detached house with three reception rooms backing onto playing fields. Further information from Jacobs and Hunt.

** Zero Deposit Guarantee Available ** This charming, one bedroom maisonette-annexe is situated in the rural location of Owslebury, offering idyllic, countryside views and ideally suited to a working professional single occupant.

Stunning four bedroom detached house which has been fully renovated throughout to include being reinsulated inside and out, has four generously proportioned bedrooms, stunning new kitchen, newly installed family bathroom, separate dining room, large living room, driveway parking for several cars,...

A beautifully restored four bedroom period farmhouse, newly renovated to an extremely high standard and situated in the beautiful Meon Valley village of Meonstoke

A deceptively spacious three-bedroom semi-detached home.

Located in the lovely village of Meonstoke is this detached four bedroom character property. The property downstairs has a stunning open plan kitchen / dining room with glass doors opening out to the rear garden, living room with open fire place, study, downstairs WC and separate utility room. Up...

Arbour Cottage is an exceptional and individual home built four years ago with versatile functionality which is set within mature grounds that includes multiple timber framed outbuildings and a gorgeous one bedroom oak framed detached annexe. The main residence promotes quality through...

An immaculately presented five bedroom, three bathroom detached home complete with a double garage, set in a lovely location backing onto countryside, tucked away in a quiet semi-rural cul de sac in Lower Upham.

This beautifully presented three bedroom cottage style home is set in a wonderful semi rural position with a magnificent view across the local countryside.

A Pretty, Three Bedroom Period Semi-Detached Cottage in the Sought After Village of Exton.

Pretty, Semi-Detached, Three Bedroom Thatched Cottage, in a Rural Estate Setting

Available for a 6 month rental is this beautiful detached family home in West Meon. Located on a large plot of land in a Cul-De-Sac location offering ample of space throughout and off road parking for multiple cars as well as a detached garage. The house inside is finished to a good st...

Set in Meonstoke, one of the most beautiful and sought after villages in The Meon Valley, is this three-bedroom detached home which is beautifully presented, having undergone a recent contemporary refurbishment, which includes the installation of an air source heat pump for added energy eff...

A traditional detached house with part tile hung elevations, the property sits within the popular and very pretty village of Kilmeston. Approached from the lane to a gravel parking area, surrounded by wide, English cottage garden borders, a lavender lined path leads to the main entrance. There i...

Presented to an exceptional level and positioned in the Meon Valley, along one of the most requested roads in Meonstoke Village, this detached bungalow is offered for sale with no forward chain. The property sits on an elevated plot and features a remarkable kitchen, dining, and family room with ...

A charming unlisted period cottage with timeless character set in a highly regarded village location in the heart of the Meon Valley.

Situated in the sought after Meon Valley village of Corhampton and within the South Downs National Park is this superb detached property offering spacious, well proportioned and comfortable accommodation. The property enjoys an enviable location within this highly desirable, rural yet accessib...

A fantastic four bedroom, three-bathroom detached house in West Meon. Providing flexible living accommodation in a lovely village setting.

A superb period cottage, lying within a picturesque location in the village of Upham. The property we understand dates from circa the 1820's and once the village bakers shop. The house has been beautifully renovated and extended in more recent years, retaining the charm and character of the house...

Detached single storey dwelling within the heart of this popular village within attractive gardens of half an acre and some far reaching views.

The Granary , a wonderful and unique four bedroom home that dates back to the early 1900s, was lovingly renovated in the 1990s and designed by the well respected and talented Hampshire Architect, Huw Thomas, the house showcases his exquisite design to a high standard with true craftmanship, cr...

An outstanding single storey barn conversion, set within a small horseshoe development in a delightful rural location with countryside views. Exceptionally well-presented, with character features inside, the property includes a delightful, secluded garden, car barns and parking. 

Prime Property Auctions is excited to present this fantastic 1.75 Acre plot of land, situated within a prime location in the stunning South Downs National Park - ***Guide Price £15,000***     This Agricultural Plot would lend itself for a variety of uses such as growing vegeta...

** Zero Deposit Guarantee Available ** One bedroom detached chalet available from November. Modern kitchen and bathroom. Off Road Parking and furnished.

This delightful modern home in the popular village of Meonstoke, has versatile and well proportioned accommodation over two floors, with a south facing garden, parking and garage.

A beautifully built, Five bedrooms /One reception or Three bedrooms/Three reception countryside home, in the heart of the South Downs National Park. This property has been built to the highest specification; offering comfortable and modern accommodation, with traditional style and taste, surround...

Located in the pretty village of Corhampton, this well-proportioned, three bedroom detached family home benefits from a large driveway offering ample off road parking, an integral garage and an attractive rear garden. The accommodation on the ground floor briefly comprises a spacious sitting ...

A two bedroom detached lodge located at the entrance of The National Trust's Hinton Ampner parkland.

A beautifully presented detached home, with an open-plan living space and galleried landing, located in the popular village of Bramdean.

A former nursery comprising a detached bungalow, large barn and further outbuildings and former greenhouses. Sitting in approximately 3.5 acres of beautiful mature gardens & grounds. Bordering the River Itchen & overlooking the South Downs National Park.

Characterful family home situated on the edge of the Tichborne Estate to the south of Alresford. The Crooked Billet is set on a secluded plot of just under 1 acre and enjoys stunning rural views.  The property has an abundance of period features and enjoys four bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3...

Bordering the River Itchen and having far reaching and unspoilt views across the South Downs National Park, this former nursery has been a much-loved family home for over 40 years and now provides a detached four bedroom bungalow and an oak framed barn dwelling, ideal for two family occupation...

A magnificent and classical Grade II listed family house. Hockley House This is a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional house, last sold in 1976, and has been a much loved family house. The property is Grade II listed from the late 18th century with later additions in the 19th and 20th cent...

As you enter this stunning four-bedroom Grade II listed property through the original doorway, uncovered during recent renovations, your eyeline is immediately drawn towards the beautifully landscaped garden and the character features that have been lovingly restored throughout the home.

This extremely appealing property will be of huge interest to those seeking a lifestyle opportunity which includes excellent equestrian interests.

A charming 4 bedroom detached farmhouse overlooking the Itchen water meadows on the edge of this popular village with church and pub and within 2 miles of the Georgian Market town of New Alresford and within catchment for Cheriton Primary School and Perins Academy.

Set within the desirable village of Owslebury, comes this end of terrace family home, brimming with potential is being offered with no forward chain.

A substantial Edwardian residence of over 8000 sq ft, with six bedrooms, six en suite bathrooms, six separate reception rooms, and an indoor swimming pool.

A charming and well-presented two bedroom Victorian cottage set on the edge of the popular village of Cheriton.

Charming and deceptively spacious cottage located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, in the heart of the sough-after village of West Meon and is set back from the throughfare.

Nestled in the charming village of Cheriton, this contemporary detached house offers a perfect blend of space, style, and comfort. Boasting five generously-sized bedrooms, this property is ideal for families looking for a spacious home. The well-maintained garden provides a tranquil outdoor space...

A deceptively spacious 3 / 4 bedroom bungalow tucked away in this popular village with a stream running through the garden and a large lake. There is a popular pub with its own microbrewery in the village.

A beautifully presented park home on this exclusive site on Alresford Road, Winchester.

An individual home located in the centre of the sought-after village of Cheriton. Used as a busy Congregational Chapel for over 100 years, the building closed for worship in 1980 and was converted into a unique workspace with a distinctive, first floor flat. Garage, parking and no onward chain...

OVER 55's RETIREMENT HOMEWelcome to Wykeham Park! With Winchester City Centre approximately two miles away, reachable by a short drive or the there is regular bus service from just outside the park. Wykeham Park is a quiet, prestigious park home site on the outskirts of historic Winchester. Pr...

This incredible family home is nestled in a peaceful rural setting on an expansive plot approaching 10 acres, which features formal gardens, a stable block and paddocks. With over 6,000 sqft of living accommodation the property provides an abundance of space throughout, including the notable 38ft...

Stunning country house with gardens and land in a tranquil location on the outskirts of Winchester. Spacious accommodation includes modern kitchen/breakfast room, family room, panelled hallway and separate study, large sitting room with connecting door to panelled dining room. Further accommodati...

A detached, 5-bedroom family home enjoying an elevated position with far reaching views, set within pretty gardens of over 1.8 acres (0.73 hectares).

A beautifully presented architect designed family home constructed in 2004/2005 and then extensively refurbished in 2019. This unique property is situated in the centre of the village and benefits from an incredibly versatile layout and offers a high specification. On the ground floor...

A charming property set in an elevated position in the heart of Owslebury within the South Downs National Park

Well presented and stylish 5 bedroom cottage nestled in the idyllic countryside on the outskirts of the sought after village of West Meon.

Fabulous contemporary family home in the heart of Owslebury.

Positioned on a plot of approximately a quarter of an acre with a south facing garden.

Set within this pretty village in the heart of the South Downs National Park, this well-proportioned  family has a lovely light and airy feel throughout and comes with the additional benefit of having scope to extend, further to the relevant consent. The property has entrance porch, bright s...

A detached bungalow and substantial barn set in grounds approaching 26 acres in the much sought after village of Kilmeston. The property is subject to an agricultural tie and benefits from wonderful, far-reaching views to all angles across the surrounding countryside.

A detached period farmhouse with a large self-contained annexe and an array of outbuildings in grounds and paddocks of approximately 7.33 acres.

COMING SOON..  Please contact us to discuss this exceptional opportunity to purchase a perfectly situated EQUESTRIAN PROPERTY, in the heart of the Meon Valley and the glorious surrounding countryside of the South Downs National Park. The property, lies off a private access lane and driveway withi...

21.40 acres (8.66 ha) of quality water meadows with River Meon running through the land on the edge of the village of West Meon

Located within the historic and picturesque village of West meon and nestled amongst a selection of older style homes and thatched properties are these two individual detached new build homes. Set in a single track lane and accessed to the bottom end of the lane via a small bridge crossing the ri...

Located within the historic and picturesque village of West meon and nestled amongst a selection of older style homes and thatched properties are these two individual detached new build homes. Set in a single track lane and accessed to the bottom end of the lane via a small bridge crossing the ri...

VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into this secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked. Please contact the Selling Agent to make an appointment. It is essential to read these Sales Particulars and view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment. <br /> <br />HEALTH AND SAFETY: The Property is in use as an agricultural contractors yard. Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk. <br /> <br />VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property. <br /> <br />LOCATION: See Location Plan. The Property is located in the village of Owslebury in the South Downs National Park and is positioned between Whites Hill to the north and Whaddon Lane to the east. Despite its setting in a small rural village, it is conveniently located with Winchester lying only 4 miles to the north-west with the M3 motorway and A31 dual carriageway also being within easy reach. What3Words:///mimes.passport.genius. <br /> <br />DIRECTIONS: From Bishop's Waltham head west on the B2177 towards Fishers Pond. After approx. 2 miles take the right hand turning signed 'Owslebury' and 'The Ship Inn' along Hurst Lane. The Property is on the left hand side as you enter Owslebury and immediately opposite 'The Ship Inn' off Whites Hill. <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION: See Site Plan. The Property is functional smallholding extending in all to 6.61 acres (2.68 hectares) as outlined red on the Site Plan and currently in use as an agricultural contractors yard with agricultural, horticultural and equestrian elements. It is complete with a building, glasshouses, pasture land being screened from surrounding roads and properties by well established hedges with potential to be further developed for other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. <br /> <br />Lot 1 <br />Agricultural Building, Greenhouses and 0.78 acres Pasture Land <br />1.49 acres <br />Price Guide: £350,000 <br /> <br />Lot 2 <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard <br />0.47 acres <br />Price Guide: £100,000 <br /> <br />Lot 3 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />Lot 4 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />The Whole <br />6.72 acres <br />Price Guide: £750,000 <br /> <br />Building 1 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 42m (138ft) by 16m (53ft) 672m2 (7,233ft2) <br />Description - Steel portal framed barn roofed and clad with corrugated steel. Sliding corrugated iron doors on north-western elevation . Part reinforced concrete floor, part scalpings. <br /> <br />Building 2 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 15m (49ft) by 11m (36ft) <br />Description - 165m2 (1,776ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 3 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 4 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 5 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 12m (39ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 72m2 (780ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />The building, glasshouses, yard and access comprise approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 Ha) as shaded blue on the Site Plan with the remaining 5.53 acres (2.24 Ha) pasture land. The whole Property is contained within Land Registry Title HP433808 (See Selling Agent's website). <br /> <br />THE BUILDINGS (Lot 1): There is one agricultural barn and four glass-houses in horticultural use. The buildings extend to a total of 12,269ft² (1,137m²) - subject to survey. Please refer to the Buildings Plan with brief descriptions set out below. <br /> <br />THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 4.85 acres (1.96 Ha). The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the Geological Survey Map indicates shallow lime-rich soils over chalk and limestone. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges on top of steep banks with fencing along some sections. The Property borders both Whaddon Lane and Whites Hill as shown on the Site Plan but is well-sheltered from the roads by the mature hedging. The land gently slopes down to the south and lies approx. 110m/361ft above sea level. <br /> <br />CONTRACTORS YARD: (Lot 2) There is an area of hardstanding extending in all to approx. 0.47 acres (64,909ft²) currently used as an agricultural contractors yard. <br /> <br />PLANNING: The Property lies outside Owslebury Settlement Boundary and within the South Downs National Park where Parkwide policies and restrictions apply. For more information see South Downs Local Plan. <br /> <br /> <br />PLANNING HISTORY: <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard: The areas coloured blue on the Buildings Plan currently in use in connection with an Agricultural Contractor's business. <br />Agricultural Building: This was erected before Prior Approval Policy. This was confirmed by the Local Authority in 2005. <br />Greenhouses: The greenhouses were erected in January 2000. <br />Access: By letter from the Local Authority the access serving the Property off Whites Hill has been accepted as established and legitimate. <br />Residential Development: There has been interest to pursue residential development on the site since at least 1961. <br /> <br />SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK: South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9DH. Tel: . Email: . <br /> <br />LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http:// EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES: Restrictive Covenants imposed by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 (affecting the whole Property. See Selling Agent's website for copy): <br /> <br />i) "Not to use the property for any purpose except agricultural or residential purposes or for the purposes of horticulture or forestry (specifically to include the growing of large ornamental trees for sale) or for equestrian use. <br /> <br />ii) Not to erect any structures on the property except two agricultural buildings not exceeding 8,000 square feet in total floor area (one or both of which may be a greenhouse) or alternatively residential dwellinghouses with garages or a village shop provided there are two residential dwellings built thereon. (There can be more than 2 dwellings). <br /> <br />iii) Not to permit any boats, caravans or mobile homes to be kept on the property not to store vehicles, machinery, equipment or materials on the property (except in the buildings mentioned <br />(ii) above). <br /> <br />(iv) To keep the property in an neat and tidy condition and to maintain the same in accordance with the rules of good estate management and good husbandry as defined in Section 10 and 11 respectively of Part II of the Agricultural Act 1947. <br /> <br />v) To erect forthwith (after harvest) and in any even within two months a gate five metres wide at the point marked "ACCESS" on the said plan (See Transfer Plan) and in accordance with the planning an highway authority permissions". (This access is the existing access off Whites Hill). <br /> <br />WAYLEAVES: 11kv overhead electricity lines cross the southern half of the Property. <br /> <br />SERVICES: Mains water and electricity connected (Lot 1 and water Lot 3). Mains gas, sewer pipes and telephone are available in village nearby. If the Property is split individually then Lots will benefit from the right to lay services through adjoining Lots where necessary. <br /> <br />SHARED ACCESS: If the Property is split into individual Lots then the existing access off Whites Hill will be shared as identified by the hatched area on the Site Plan. The yellow section will be owned by Lot 1. The purple section will be owned by Lot 4. <br /> <br />PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY: No public rights of way cross the site. A neighbouring property to the west benefits from a right of way for agricultural purposes - along the track inside the northern boundary (Lot 1) by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 identified between X and Y on the Site Plan. This has not been exercised for many years. (See Selling Agent's website). A Public Bridleway is positioned along the along the track immediately adjacent to the northeast boundary, off Whites Hill. (See Site Plan). <br /> <br />ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property. <br /> <br />COUNCIL TAX: Not demanded. No current residential use. BUSINESS RATES: Not currently payable.

VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into this secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked. Please contact the Selling Agent to make an appointment. It is essential to read these Sales Particulars and view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment. <br /> <br />HEALTH AND SAFETY: The Property is in use as an agricultural contractors yard. Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk. <br /> <br />VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property. <br /> <br />LOCATION: See Location Plan. The Property is located in the village of Owslebury in the South Downs National Park and is positioned between Whites Hill to the north and Whaddon Lane to the east. Despite its setting in a small rural village, it is conveniently located with Winchester lying only 4 miles to the north-west with the M3 motorway and A31 dual carriageway also being within easy reach. What3Words:///mimes.passport.genius. <br /> <br />DIRECTIONS: From Bishop's Waltham head west on the B2177 towards Fishers Pond. After approx. 2 miles take the right hand turning signed 'Owslebury' and 'The Ship Inn' along Hurst Lane. The Property is on the left hand side as you enter Owslebury and immediately opposite 'The Ship Inn' off Whites Hill. <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION: See Site Plan. The Property is functional smallholding extending in all to 6.61 acres (2.68 hectares) as outlined red on the Site Plan and currently in use as an agricultural contractors yard with agricultural, horticultural and equestrian elements. It is complete with a building, glasshouses, pasture land being screened from surrounding roads and properties by well established hedges with potential to be further developed for other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. <br /> <br />Lot 1 <br />Agricultural Building, Greenhouses and 0.78 acres Pasture Land <br />1.49 acres <br />Price Guide: £350,000 <br /> <br />Lot 2 <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard <br />0.47 acres <br />Price Guide: £100,000 <br /> <br />Lot 3 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />Lot 4 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />The Whole <br />6.72 acres <br />Price Guide: £750,000 <br /> <br />Building 1 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 42m (138ft) by 16m (53ft) 672m2 (7,233ft2) <br />Description - Steel portal framed barn roofed and clad with corrugated steel. Sliding corrugated iron doors on north-western elevation . Part reinforced concrete floor, part scalpings. <br /> <br />Building 2 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 15m (49ft) by 11m (36ft) <br />Description - 165m2 (1,776ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 3 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 4 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 5 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 12m (39ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 72m2 (780ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />The building, glasshouses, yard and access comprise approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 Ha) as shaded blue on the Site Plan with the remaining 5.53 acres (2.24 Ha) pasture land. The whole Property is contained within Land Registry Title HP433808 (See Selling Agent's website). <br /> <br />THE BUILDINGS (Lot 1): There is one agricultural barn and four glass-houses in horticultural use. The buildings extend to a total of 12,269ft² (1,137m²) - subject to survey. Please refer to the Buildings Plan with brief descriptions set out below. <br /> <br />THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 4.85 acres (1.96 Ha). The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the Geological Survey Map indicates shallow lime-rich soils over chalk and limestone. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges on top of steep banks with fencing along some sections. The Property borders both Whaddon Lane and Whites Hill as shown on the Site Plan but is well-sheltered from the roads by the mature hedging. The land gently slopes down to the south and lies approx. 110m/361ft above sea level. <br /> <br />CONTRACTORS YARD: (Lot 2) There is an area of hardstanding extending in all to approx. 0.47 acres (64,909ft²) currently used as an agricultural contractors yard. <br /> <br />PLANNING: The Property lies outside Owslebury Settlement Boundary and within the South Downs National Park where Parkwide policies and restrictions apply. For more information see South Downs Local Plan. <br /> <br /> <br />PLANNING HISTORY: <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard: The areas coloured blue on the Buildings Plan currently in use in connection with an Agricultural Contractor's business. <br />Agricultural Building: This was erected before Prior Approval Policy. This was confirmed by the Local Authority in 2005. <br />Greenhouses: The greenhouses were erected in January 2000. <br />Access: By letter from the Local Authority the access serving the Property off Whites Hill has been accepted as established and legitimate. <br />Residential Development: There has been interest to pursue residential development on the site since at least 1961. <br /> <br />SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK: South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9DH. Tel: . Email: . <br /> <br />LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http:// EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES: Restrictive Covenants imposed by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 (affecting the whole Property. See Selling Agent's website for copy): <br /> <br />i) "Not to use the property for any purpose except agricultural or residential purposes or for the purposes of horticulture or forestry (specifically to include the growing of large ornamental trees for sale) or for equestrian use. <br /> <br />ii) Not to erect any structures on the property except two agricultural buildings not exceeding 8,000 square feet in total floor area (one or both of which may be a greenhouse) or alternatively residential dwellinghouses with garages or a village shop provided there are two residential dwellings built thereon. (There can be more than 2 dwellings). <br /> <br />iii) Not to permit any boats, caravans or mobile homes to be kept on the property not to store vehicles, machinery, equipment or materials on the property (except in the buildings mentioned <br />(ii) above). <br /> <br />(iv) To keep the property in an neat and tidy condition and to maintain the same in accordance with the rules of good estate management and good husbandry as defined in Section 10 and 11 respectively of Part II of the Agricultural Act 1947. <br /> <br />v) To erect forthwith (after harvest) and in any even within two months a gate five metres wide at the point marked "ACCESS" on the said plan (See Transfer Plan) and in accordance with the planning an highway authority permissions". (This access is the existing access off Whites Hill). <br /> <br />WAYLEAVES: 11kv overhead electricity lines cross the southern half of the Property. <br /> <br />SERVICES: Mains water and electricity connected (Lot 1 and water Lot 3). Mains gas, sewer pipes and telephone are available in village nearby. If the Property is split individually then Lots will benefit from the right to lay services through adjoining Lots where necessary. <br /> <br />SHARED ACCESS: If the Property is split into individual Lots then the existing access off Whites Hill will be shared as identified by the hatched area on the Site Plan. The yellow section will be owned by Lot 1. The purple section will be owned by Lot 4. <br /> <br />PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY: No public rights of way cross the site. A neighbouring property to the west benefits from a right of way for agricultural purposes - along the track inside the northern boundary (Lot 1) by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 identified between X and Y on the Site Plan. This has not been exercised for many years. (See Selling Agent's website). A Public Bridleway is positioned along the along the track immediately adjacent to the northeast boundary, off Whites Hill. (See Site Plan). <br /> <br />ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property. <br /> <br />COUNCIL TAX: Not demanded. No current residential use. BUSINESS RATES: Not currently payable.

VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into this secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked. Please contact the Selling Agent to make an appointment. It is essential to read these Sales Particulars and view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment. <br /> <br />HEALTH AND SAFETY: The Property is in use as an agricultural contractors yard. Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk. <br /> <br />VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property. <br /> <br />LOCATION: See Location Plan. The Property is located in the village of Owslebury in the South Downs National Park and is positioned between Whites Hill to the north and Whaddon Lane to the east. Despite its setting in a small rural village, it is conveniently located with Winchester lying only 4 miles to the north-west with the M3 motorway and A31 dual carriageway also being within easy reach. What3Words:///mimes.passport.genius. <br /> <br />DIRECTIONS: From Bishop's Waltham head west on the B2177 towards Fishers Pond. After approx. 2 miles take the right hand turning signed 'Owslebury' and 'The Ship Inn' along Hurst Lane. The Property is on the left hand side as you enter Owslebury and immediately opposite 'The Ship Inn' off Whites Hill. <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION: See Site Plan. The Property is functional smallholding extending in all to 6.61 acres (2.68 hectares) as outlined red on the Site Plan and currently in use as an agricultural contractors yard with agricultural, horticultural and equestrian elements. It is complete with a building, glasshouses, pasture land being screened from surrounding roads and properties by well established hedges with potential to be further developed for other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. <br /> <br />Lot 1 <br />Agricultural Building, Greenhouses and 0.78 acres Pasture Land <br />1.49 acres <br />Price Guide: £350,000 <br /> <br />Lot 2 <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard <br />0.47 acres <br />Price Guide: £100,000 <br /> <br />Lot 3 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />Lot 4 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />The Whole <br />6.72 acres <br />Price Guide: £750,000 <br /> <br />Building 1 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 42m (138ft) by 16m (53ft) 672m2 (7,233ft2) <br />Description - Steel portal framed barn roofed and clad with corrugated steel. Sliding corrugated iron doors on north-western elevation . Part reinforced concrete floor, part scalpings. <br /> <br />Building 2 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 15m (49ft) by 11m (36ft) <br />Description - 165m2 (1,776ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 3 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 4 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 5 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 12m (39ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 72m2 (780ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />The building, glasshouses, yard and access comprise approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 Ha) as shaded blue on the Site Plan with the remaining 5.53 acres (2.24 Ha) pasture land. The whole Property is contained within Land Registry Title HP433808 (See Selling Agent's website). <br /> <br />THE BUILDINGS (Lot 1): There is one agricultural barn and four glass-houses in horticultural use. The buildings extend to a total of 12,269ft² (1,137m²) - subject to survey. Please refer to the Buildings Plan with brief descriptions set out below. <br /> <br />THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 4.85 acres (1.96 Ha). The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the Geological Survey Map indicates shallow lime-rich soils over chalk and limestone. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges on top of steep banks with fencing along some sections. The Property borders both Whaddon Lane and Whites Hill as shown on the Site Plan but is well-sheltered from the roads by the mature hedging. The land gently slopes down to the south and lies approx. 110m/361ft above sea level. <br /> <br />CONTRACTORS YARD: (Lot 2) There is an area of hardstanding extending in all to approx. 0.47 acres (64,909ft²) currently used as an agricultural contractors yard. <br /> <br />PLANNING: The Property lies outside Owslebury Settlement Boundary and within the South Downs National Park where Parkwide policies and restrictions apply. For more information see South Downs Local Plan. <br /> <br /> <br />PLANNING HISTORY: <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard: The areas coloured blue on the Buildings Plan currently in use in connection with an Agricultural Contractor's business. <br />Agricultural Building: This was erected before Prior Approval Policy. This was confirmed by the Local Authority in 2005. <br />Greenhouses: The greenhouses were erected in January 2000. <br />Access: By letter from the Local Authority the access serving the Property off Whites Hill has been accepted as established and legitimate. <br />Residential Development: There has been interest to pursue residential development on the site since at least 1961. <br /> <br />SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK: South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9DH. Tel: . Email: . <br /> <br />LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http:// EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES: Restrictive Covenants imposed by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 (affecting the whole Property. See Selling Agent's website for copy): <br /> <br />i) "Not to use the property for any purpose except agricultural or residential purposes or for the purposes of horticulture or forestry (specifically to include the growing of large ornamental trees for sale) or for equestrian use. <br /> <br />ii) Not to erect any structures on the property except two agricultural buildings not exceeding 8,000 square feet in total floor area (one or both of which may be a greenhouse) or alternatively residential dwellinghouses with garages or a village shop provided there are two residential dwellings built thereon. (There can be more than 2 dwellings). <br /> <br />iii) Not to permit any boats, caravans or mobile homes to be kept on the property not to store vehicles, machinery, equipment or materials on the property (except in the buildings mentioned <br />(ii) above). <br /> <br />(iv) To keep the property in an neat and tidy condition and to maintain the same in accordance with the rules of good estate management and good husbandry as defined in Section 10 and 11 respectively of Part II of the Agricultural Act 1947. <br /> <br />v) To erect forthwith (after harvest) and in any even within two months a gate five metres wide at the point marked "ACCESS" on the said plan (See Transfer Plan) and in accordance with the planning an highway authority permissions". (This access is the existing access off Whites Hill). <br /> <br />WAYLEAVES: 11kv overhead electricity lines cross the southern half of the Property. <br /> <br />SERVICES: Mains water and electricity connected (Lot 1 and water Lot 3). Mains gas, sewer pipes and telephone are available in village nearby. If the Property is split individually then Lots will benefit from the right to lay services through adjoining Lots where necessary. <br /> <br />SHARED ACCESS: If the Property is split into individual Lots then the existing access off Whites Hill will be shared as identified by the hatched area on the Site Plan. The yellow section will be owned by Lot 1. The purple section will be owned by Lot 4. <br /> <br />PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY: No public rights of way cross the site. A neighbouring property to the west benefits from a right of way for agricultural purposes - along the track inside the northern boundary (Lot 1) by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 identified between X and Y on the Site Plan. This has not been exercised for many years. (See Selling Agent's website). A Public Bridleway is positioned along the along the track immediately adjacent to the northeast boundary, off Whites Hill. (See Site Plan). <br /> <br />ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property. <br /> <br />COUNCIL TAX: Not demanded. No current residential use. BUSINESS RATES: Not currently payable.

VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into this secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked. Please contact the Selling Agent to make an appointment. It is essential to read these Sales Particulars and view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment. <br /> <br />HEALTH AND SAFETY: The Property is in use as an agricultural contractors yard. Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk. <br /> <br />VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property. <br /> <br />LOCATION: See Location Plan. The Property is located in the village of Owslebury in the South Downs National Park and is positioned between Whites Hill to the north and Whaddon Lane to the east. Despite its setting in a small rural village, it is conveniently located with Winchester lying only 4 miles to the north-west with the M3 motorway and A31 dual carriageway also being within easy reach. What3Words:///mimes.passport.genius. <br /> <br />DIRECTIONS: From Bishop's Waltham head west on the B2177 towards Fishers Pond. After approx. 2 miles take the right hand turning signed 'Owslebury' and 'The Ship Inn' along Hurst Lane. The Property is on the left hand side as you enter Owslebury and immediately opposite 'The Ship Inn' off Whites Hill. <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION: See Site Plan. The Property is functional smallholding extending in all to 6.61 acres (2.68 hectares) as outlined red on the Site Plan and currently in use as an agricultural contractors yard with agricultural, horticultural and equestrian elements. It is complete with a building, glasshouses, pasture land being screened from surrounding roads and properties by well established hedges with potential to be further developed for other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. <br /> <br />Lot 1 <br />Agricultural Building, Greenhouses and 0.78 acres Pasture Land <br />1.49 acres <br />Price Guide: £350,000 <br /> <br />Lot 2 <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard <br />0.47 acres <br />Price Guide: £100,000 <br /> <br />Lot 3 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />Lot 4 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />The Whole <br />6.72 acres <br />Price Guide: £750,000 <br /> <br />Building 1 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 42m (138ft) by 16m (53ft) 672m2 (7,233ft2) <br />Description - Steel portal framed barn roofed and clad with corrugated steel. Sliding corrugated iron doors on north-western elevation . Part reinforced concrete floor, part scalpings. <br /> <br />Building 2 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 15m (49ft) by 11m (36ft) <br />Description - 165m2 (1,776ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 3 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 4 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 5 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 12m (39ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 72m2 (780ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />The building, glasshouses, yard and access comprise approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 Ha) as shaded blue on the Site Plan with the remaining 5.53 acres (2.24 Ha) pasture land. The whole Property is contained within Land Registry Title HP433808 (See Selling Agent's website). <br /> <br />THE BUILDINGS (Lot 1): There is one agricultural barn and four glass-houses in horticultural use. The buildings extend to a total of 12,269ft² (1,137m²) - subject to survey. Please refer to the Buildings Plan with brief descriptions set out below. <br /> <br />THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 4.85 acres (1.96 Ha). The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the Geological Survey Map indicates shallow lime-rich soils over chalk and limestone. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges on top of steep banks with fencing along some sections. The Property borders both Whaddon Lane and Whites Hill as shown on the Site Plan but is well-sheltered from the roads by the mature hedging. The land gently slopes down to the south and lies approx. 110m/361ft above sea level. <br /> <br />CONTRACTORS YARD: (Lot 2) There is an area of hardstanding extending in all to approx. 0.47 acres (64,909ft²) currently used as an agricultural contractors yard. <br /> <br />PLANNING: The Property lies outside Owslebury Settlement Boundary and within the South Downs National Park where Parkwide policies and restrictions apply. For more information see South Downs Local Plan. <br /> <br /> <br />PLANNING HISTORY: <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard: The areas coloured blue on the Buildings Plan currently in use in connection with an Agricultural Contractor's business. <br />Agricultural Building: This was erected before Prior Approval Policy. This was confirmed by the Local Authority in 2005. <br />Greenhouses: The greenhouses were erected in January 2000. <br />Access: By letter from the Local Authority the access serving the Property off Whites Hill has been accepted as established and legitimate. <br />Residential Development: There has been interest to pursue residential development on the site since at least 1961. <br /> <br />SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK: South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9DH. Tel: . Email: . <br /> <br />LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http:// EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES: Restrictive Covenants imposed by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 (affecting the whole Property. See Selling Agent's website for copy): <br /> <br />i) "Not to use the property for any purpose except agricultural or residential purposes or for the purposes of horticulture or forestry (specifically to include the growing of large ornamental trees for sale) or for equestrian use. <br /> <br />ii) Not to erect any structures on the property except two agricultural buildings not exceeding 8,000 square feet in total floor area (one or both of which may be a greenhouse) or alternatively residential dwellinghouses with garages or a village shop provided there are two residential dwellings built thereon. (There can be more than 2 dwellings). <br /> <br />iii) Not to permit any boats, caravans or mobile homes to be kept on the property not to store vehicles, machinery, equipment or materials on the property (except in the buildings mentioned <br />(ii) above). <br /> <br />(iv) To keep the property in an neat and tidy condition and to maintain the same in accordance with the rules of good estate management and good husbandry as defined in Section 10 and 11 respectively of Part II of the Agricultural Act 1947. <br /> <br />v) To erect forthwith (after harvest) and in any even within two months a gate five metres wide at the point marked "ACCESS" on the said plan (See Transfer Plan) and in accordance with the planning an highway authority permissions". (This access is the existing access off Whites Hill). <br /> <br />WAYLEAVES: 11kv overhead electricity lines cross the southern half of the Property. <br /> <br />SERVICES: Mains water and electricity connected (Lot 1 and water Lot 3). Mains gas, sewer pipes and telephone are available in village nearby. If the Property is split individually then Lots will benefit from the right to lay services through adjoining Lots where necessary. <br /> <br />SHARED ACCESS: If the Property is split into individual Lots then the existing access off Whites Hill will be shared as identified by the hatched area on the Site Plan. The yellow section will be owned by Lot 1. The purple section will be owned by Lot 4. <br /> <br />PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY: No public rights of way cross the site. A neighbouring property to the west benefits from a right of way for agricultural purposes - along the track inside the northern boundary (Lot 1) by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 identified between X and Y on the Site Plan. This has not been exercised for many years. (See Selling Agent's website). A Public Bridleway is positioned along the along the track immediately adjacent to the northeast boundary, off Whites Hill. (See Site Plan). <br /> <br />ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property. <br /> <br />COUNCIL TAX: Not demanded. No current residential use. BUSINESS RATES: Not currently payable.

VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Access into this secure site is only by Prior Appointment. There will be opportunities to view when the gates will be unlocked. Please contact the Selling Agent to make an appointment. It is essential to read these Sales Particulars and view the drone video footage available at the website prior to arranging a viewing appointment. <br /> <br />HEALTH AND SAFETY: The Property is in use as an agricultural contractors yard. Visiting parties enter the Property at their own risk. <br /> <br />VIDEO DRONE FOOTAGE: See the website and further details, photographs and drone video footage is available showing the whole Property. <br /> <br />LOCATION: See Location Plan. The Property is located in the village of Owslebury in the South Downs National Park and is positioned between Whites Hill to the north and Whaddon Lane to the east. Despite its setting in a small rural village, it is conveniently located with Winchester lying only 4 miles to the north-west with the M3 motorway and A31 dual carriageway also being within easy reach. What3Words:///mimes.passport.genius. <br /> <br />DIRECTIONS: From Bishop's Waltham head west on the B2177 towards Fishers Pond. After approx. 2 miles take the right hand turning signed 'Owslebury' and 'The Ship Inn' along Hurst Lane. The Property is on the left hand side as you enter Owslebury and immediately opposite 'The Ship Inn' off Whites Hill. <br /> <br />DESCRIPTION: See Site Plan. The Property is functional smallholding extending in all to 6.61 acres (2.68 hectares) as outlined red on the Site Plan and currently in use as an agricultural contractors yard with agricultural, horticultural and equestrian elements. It is complete with a building, glasshouses, pasture land being screened from surrounding roads and properties by well established hedges with potential to be further developed for other alternative uses subject to planning where necessary. <br /> <br />Lot 1 <br />Agricultural Building, Greenhouses and 0.78 acres Pasture Land <br />1.49 acres <br />Price Guide: £350,000 <br /> <br />Lot 2 <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard <br />0.47 acres <br />Price Guide: £100,000 <br /> <br />Lot 3 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />Lot 4 <br />Pasture Land <br />2.38 acres <br />Price Guide: £150,000 <br /> <br />The Whole <br />6.72 acres <br />Price Guide: £750,000 <br /> <br />Building 1 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 42m (138ft) by 16m (53ft) 672m2 (7,233ft2) <br />Description - Steel portal framed barn roofed and clad with corrugated steel. Sliding corrugated iron doors on north-western elevation . Part reinforced concrete floor, part scalpings. <br /> <br />Building 2 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 15m (49ft) by 11m (36ft) <br />Description - 165m2 (1,776ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 3 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 4 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 19m (62ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 114m2 (1,240ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />Building 5 <br />Dimensions (approximate) - 12m (39ft) by 6m (20ft) <br />Description - 72m2 (780ft2) Timber framed glass-house. Earth floor. <br /> <br />The building, glasshouses, yard and access comprise approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 Ha) as shaded blue on the Site Plan with the remaining 5.53 acres (2.24 Ha) pasture land. The whole Property is contained within Land Registry Title HP433808 (See Selling Agent's website). <br /> <br />THE BUILDINGS (Lot 1): There is one agricultural barn and four glass-houses in horticultural use. The buildings extend to a total of 12,269ft² (1,137m²) - subject to survey. Please refer to the Buildings Plan with brief descriptions set out below. <br /> <br />THE LAND: The pasture land extends to 4.85 acres (1.96 Ha). The Agricultural Land Classification Map indicates Grade 3 and the Geological Survey Map indicates shallow lime-rich soils over chalk and limestone. The boundaries comprise of mature hedges on top of steep banks with fencing along some sections. The Property borders both Whaddon Lane and Whites Hill as shown on the Site Plan but is well-sheltered from the roads by the mature hedging. The land gently slopes down to the south and lies approx. 110m/361ft above sea level. <br /> <br />CONTRACTORS YARD: (Lot 2) There is an area of hardstanding extending in all to approx. 0.47 acres (64,909ft²) currently used as an agricultural contractors yard. <br /> <br />PLANNING: The Property lies outside Owslebury Settlement Boundary and within the South Downs National Park where Parkwide policies and restrictions apply. For more information see South Downs Local Plan. <br /> <br /> <br />PLANNING HISTORY: <br />Agricultural Contractors Yard: The areas coloured blue on the Buildings Plan currently in use in connection with an Agricultural Contractor's business. <br />Agricultural Building: This was erected before Prior Approval Policy. This was confirmed by the Local Authority in 2005. <br />Greenhouses: The greenhouses were erected in January 2000. <br />Access: By letter from the Local Authority the access serving the Property off Whites Hill has been accepted as established and legitimate. <br />Residential Development: There has been interest to pursue residential development on the site since at least 1961. <br /> <br />SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK: South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9DH. Tel: . Email: . <br /> <br />LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council, City Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester SO23 9LJ. Tel: . http:// EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES: Restrictive Covenants imposed by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 (affecting the whole Property. See Selling Agent's website for copy): <br /> <br />i) "Not to use the property for any purpose except agricultural or residential purposes or for the purposes of horticulture or forestry (specifically to include the growing of large ornamental trees for sale) or for equestrian use. <br /> <br />ii) Not to erect any structures on the property except two agricultural buildings not exceeding 8,000 square feet in total floor area (one or both of which may be a greenhouse) or alternatively residential dwellinghouses with garages or a village shop provided there are two residential dwellings built thereon. (There can be more than 2 dwellings). <br /> <br />iii) Not to permit any boats, caravans or mobile homes to be kept on the property not to store vehicles, machinery, equipment or materials on the property (except in the buildings mentioned <br />(ii) above). <br /> <br />(iv) To keep the property in an neat and tidy condition and to maintain the same in accordance with the rules of good estate management and good husbandry as defined in Section 10 and 11 respectively of Part II of the Agricultural Act 1947. <br /> <br />v) To erect forthwith (after harvest) and in any even within two months a gate five metres wide at the point marked "ACCESS" on the said plan (See Transfer Plan) and in accordance with the planning an highway authority permissions". (This access is the existing access off Whites Hill). <br /> <br />WAYLEAVES: 11kv overhead electricity lines cross the southern half of the Property. <br /> <br />SERVICES: Mains water and electricity connected (Lot 1 and water Lot 3). Mains gas, sewer pipes and telephone are available in village nearby. If the Property is split individually then Lots will benefit from the right to lay services through adjoining Lots where necessary. <br /> <br />SHARED ACCESS: If the Property is split into individual Lots then the existing access off Whites Hill will be shared as identified by the hatched area on the Site Plan. The yellow section will be owned by Lot 1. The purple section will be owned by Lot 4. <br /> <br />PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PRIVATE RIGHTS OF WAY: No public rights of way cross the site. A neighbouring property to the west benefits from a right of way for agricultural purposes - along the track inside the northern boundary (Lot 1) by Deed of Transfer dated 23rd August 1991 identified between X and Y on the Site Plan. This has not been exercised for many years. (See Selling Agent's website). A Public Bridleway is positioned along the along the track immediately adjacent to the northeast boundary, off Whites Hill. (See Site Plan). <br /> <br />ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGNATIONS: No significant environmental designations affect the Property. <br /> <br />COUNCIL TAX: Not demanded. No current residential use. BUSINESS RATES: Not currently payable.