Cookham Road, Swanley

Burnt House Farm is situated just to the west of Swanley, on the outskirts of the town. It is located within the London Borough of Bromley in the Metropolitan Greenbelt. Swanley provides local amenities with public houses and local shops, services and a school. The property is located 2 miles from the Swanley station which provides trains into London Bridge in under 30 minutes, allowing access to a comprehensive range of amenities and activities.

The property comprises a busy livery yard and includes 52 loose boxes, a range of outbuildings and an unlisted period detached three-bedroom farmhouse in need of modernisation. The property extends to 26.76 acres and is located on either side of Cookham Road.

The period farmhouse provides the opportunity for a buyer to make it into the modern family home and part of it is believed to have been an Inn many years ago.

The general farm buildings and stables are located in the yard adjoining the house and a short distance away there is a further block of stables. There is a livery business with up to 52 stables let on a weekly business to include turnout. There is a large sand school and horse box storage facilities on site, which are let on a weekly basis.

The buildings extend to over 11,000 sq ft in total. The farm extends to about 26.76 acres of fenced grazing paddocks. The land is split into two main parcels either side of Cookham Road. The large parcel to the north includes the stable yards and approximately 20.91 acres, and to the south of Cookham Road is approximately 3.26 acres to include a horse manure storage area. The land is laid to grass and is currently used for the grazing of horses in conjunction with the livery business. The land is classified as Grade II on the Agricultural Land Classification Plan with loamy soil types with free draining characteristics.

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