Dagbrook Lane, Henfield, BN5 9SH

An exceptional opportunity to develop a five-bedroom dwelling on the site of Bank Field Barn. The site has full planning consent for the demolition of the existing barn and the erection of the new dwelling under Planning Application no. DC/24/1558 with Horsham District Council. There is also planning consent for the erection of a 1,400 sq ft American barn, for equestrian use.

The proposed development comprises Bank Field Barn and the development of an impressive dwelling across two floors that extends to some 2,885sq ft (GIA). The proposed development comprises five double bedrooms, three of which feature ensuite bathrooms.

The open planned ground floor, comprising a large kitchen/ diner complete with breakfast bar, dining room and lounge area, will offer wonderful space and light, perfect for both everyday family living and entertaining guests.

The plot the barn sits within extends to some 6 acres of grazing pasture and enjoys direct access onto the Downs Link bridleway, and offers amazing views over the water meadows which, subject to separate negotiation, may be possible to purchase with this plot.

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