Newhouse & Gosmere Farms, Sheldwich, Kent

A substantial and well-arranged farmyard comprising four farm buildings, together providing grain storage for approximately 2,300 tonnes. The buildings are serviced by mains water and three-phase electricity, and the yard is accessed via its own private driveway from Newhouse Lane. Adjoining the buildings to the west and south is a Grade 1 arable land parcel of about 5.49 acres (2.22 hectares), with an ancillary area of woodland extending to about 0.32 acres (0.13 hectares) situated to the southern boundary of the lot.

The buildings offer potential for alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. Further details are available from the Vendor's agents.

1.Building 1 (9m x 23m) - Currently in use as a farm workshop, it has also historically been used for temporary grain storage. The building is of steel portal frame construction under a cement fibre roof.

2.Building 2 (20m x 23m) - A general purpose farm building currently used for machinery storage andtemporary grain storage. The building has a concrete floor and is of steel portal frame constructionwith dual roller shutter doors. Constructed in 2000, it has a grain storage capacity of approximately1,000 tonnes.

3.Building 3 (18m x 23m) - A steel portal framed grain store under a cement fibre roof, with a drying floor, central divide, and an electric fan house with gas burners, providing a storage capacity ofapproximately 700 tonnes.

4. Building 4 (12m x 30m) - A steel portal framed grain store under a cement fibre roof, with a drying floor, central divide, and an electric fan house with gas burners, with a storage capacity of
approximately 600 tonnes.