Land for sale in Camberlot Road, Upper Dicker, Hailsham BN27

Guide price £200,000 to £220,000

A rare chance to purchase approximately 2 acres of land previously used for equestrian pursuits and currently with two blocks of permanent stables, that have had planning permission to replace like for like.

• approximately 2 acres of land with existing stables on site

• good road frontage and gated access

• electricity and mains water supply connected

• lapsed planning to replace the two existing stable blocks with new like for like.

• potential for lake to be built subject to planning at bottom of land as adjoins A stream

• may have potential other uses in the future subject to planning

• 20% residential overage will be placed on the land

Description

The site is set off a quiet country lane between Hailsham and Whitesmith and benefits for having both water and electric supplies connected.

The site has a good road frontage gated access and could subject to planning have other potential uses other than equestrian.

Furthermore, the site to the far rear boundary has a natural potential to have a small lake created subject to planning, as it also backs onto a stream at the bottom boundary.

Due to the future possibilities that this site may have, there will be a residential overage placed on the land of 20%, which is quite standard.

Location

Situated off the country lane known as Camberlot Road, near Upper Dicker, this equestrian land with two current permanent stables, is within easy driving distance of the local road networks, including the main London road.

Hailsham, Polegate and Uckfield are all within convenient driving distance from the location, in addition to the mainline stations at both Polegate and Uckfield.

There are also bridleways nearby for horse riding enthusiasts.

The site can be found approximately 2 miles down Camberlot Road on the right after leaving the Golden Cross area of the Dicker.

Specifications

Wide entrance with current gated front, with driveaway leading to two separate stable blocks, each with permanent settings and foundations, with previous lapsed planning to be replaced with new like for like stables.

There is both electricity connected and mains water.

The land has currently been used for equestrian pursuits and may have potential subject to planning for other uses.

There will be a residential overage placed on the land at a rate of 20%, which is quite normal.

Viewings

All appointments to view must be through the agent, although there is the opportunity to view some of the site from the road prior.