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A substantial and meticulously managed mixed farm
Since its acquisition in 1965, Whitehouse Farm has been farmed by three generations, carefully improved and developed into a first class dairy enterprise. Home to the Deehaven Canadian Holstein herd, the cattle were imported directly from Canada to establish a notable pedigree and high-health status unit. At its peak, the unit ran a 250 cow milking herd with around 200 followers.
More recently, the farm has been managed as a mixed forage and arable enterprise, balancing production with sound husbandry. The farm has also grown brassicas, carrots and potatoes in the past.
Whitehouse Farm is an easily workable unit, served by public roads and an excellent network of internal tracks. Located in an attractive and highly accessible part of West Cheshire, the farm offers a new owner the opportunity to run a single business, or combine several different agricultural enterprises, with opportunities for diversification.
Lot 4 - Chapel House Land. In all about 3 acres (1 hectare)
The paddock at Chapel House is offered as a separate lot, providing a rare opportunity to acquire a parcel of land in an edge of village location.
The land borders the public road and is currently accessed via a right of way over the adjoining track. A separate highways access could be created, subject to planning consent.
The land would be suitable for a range of equestrian or amenity purposes. The sellers will require the buyer to enter into an overage in respect of any development.