Red House Farm (Lot 3), Brick Kiln Road, Harkstead, IP9 1BH | Property for sale | Savills
292.82 Ac(118.50 Ha)
Guide price £3,000,000(1,457,400 BHD)

Red House Farm (Lot 3)Brick Kiln Road, Harkstead, IP9 1BH

  • Freehold
Equestrian
292.82 Ac (118.5 Ha)

Key features

  • Attractive Suffolk barn with access from the public highway
  • About 105 hectares (260 acres) of highly productive farmland suitable for root crops
  • Occupied under a Farm Business Tenancy
  • Irrigation infrastructure allows distribution of water from neighbouring farmers
  • Set in a sought after coastal location

A productive parcel of irrigated farmland on the Shotley Peninsular in Suffolk.

About this property

  • Red House Farm is a light land irrigated farm ideal for the growing of vegetable crops with cereals also featuring in the rotation. The land has recently been cropped with potatoes, parsley, sugar beet, winter wheat and barley. The arable land is occupied by a local farmer under a Farm Business Tenancy until 30th September 2026.

    Although the land benefits from irrigation infrastructure and an abstraction licence, the abstraction point does not fall within the ownership of Red House Farm and hence water is currently brought on to the farm by the tenant who is a neighbouring landowner.

    The soils are of the Tendring Series being a stoneless course loam. Approximately 40% of the land is classified as being Grade 1, 40% being Grade 2 with the balance towards the western boundaries being Grade 3.

Red House Farm really is a very special property and its sale represents something of a rarity - a farm for sale on the Shotley Peninsular. Offering amenity value as well as commercial opportunity, it is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers.

William HargreavesProperty agent

Local information

  • Harkstead is a picturesque village located in the heart of Suffolk, offering a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning views of the River Stour and surrounding countryside, Harkstead is the perfect place to escape and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
  • The village is home to a quaint church, charming pub, and a small array of shops and amenities. The historic church of St. Mary, with its striking spire, dates back to the 13th century and boasts beautiful stained glass windows and a peaceful churchyard.
  • Overall, Harkstead offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the beauty of rural Suffolk, with easy access to all the amenities and attractions of the surrounding areas. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway, an active adventure, or a chance to explore some fascinating history, Harkstead has something to offer everyone.

Additional information

  • EPC Rating: E