Nutcombe Lane, Hindhead

Having been in the same family for many decades, reluctantly, the time has come to dispose of the land. The eleven acres are predominately a mixture of paddock land with a small stable, fields, some mixed woodland, scrubland and a very attractive lake of just under three-quarters of an acre.

Located between the Hindhead road and Nutcombe Lane, on the western side of Haslemere. There is a hard turning and gated access from Nutcombe Lane to the land and the whole parcel of land adjoins a bridleway connecting with good riding country.

The land is open to a variety of uses: included in this description is the planning report conducted by Graham Lea, which will give a better indication of the land’s status and indication of uses. But from the agent’s perspective, some recreational intensification of the land would be an obvious use, having the lake and the surrounding area. So, perhaps (subject to the necessary consents), some sort of planning for recreational use: camping, glamping, fishing etc would be of possible interest to a new owner.

An obvious use is the current consented use of equestrian, which has been used for many years.

Most important of all in terms of the potential value of the site, it has been zoned Amber in Waverley’s Land Availability Assessment (LAA) published on 8th August 2026 which assesses the site as follows: “Assessment Suitability – The site is located within the National Landscape and therefore has constraints which may impact development potential and needs further assessment before it can be deemed suitable.