Drove Lea Farm presents a unique opportunity for potential investors and renovators, situated on approximately 7.50 acres in the picturesque Meon Valley near Titchfield Abbey. This character-rich property, dating back to the late 1800s and formerly part of the historic Titchfield Abbey Estate, boasts a significant amount of space with both residential and commercial potential. The main house, offering around 4,890 square feet of living area, features charming Victorian elements and accommodates seven bedrooms, making it ideal for a family home or guest accommodations with some refurbishment.
The additional structures encompass over 5,800 square feet of storage and commercial space currently utilized for various income-generating activities such as a caravan site, shepherd's hut rental, and wood chipping business. With multiple existing revenue streams already established—including anticipated earnings from camping fees and rented units—there is substantial scope for expanding these ventures or repurposing buildings with appropriate planning permissions.
The peaceful surroundings also provide an inviting atmosphere for leisure businesses like glamping or eco-tourism initiatives. Prospective buyers will find that while some cosmetic updates may be needed along with structural enhancements in certain areas—especially to the outbuildings—the property's foundations are solidly set within a vibrant community enriched by historical significance. This location offers proximity to major transport links while maintaining its rural charm, making it an attractive prospect for those looking to invest or renovate.
