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Horsham

South East

£2,200,000

Listed on 01/06/2026

Property details

Bedrooms
7
Type
Detached

Features

  • Garden

Description

Available for the first time in almost three decades, this historic Grade II Listed timber-framed farmhouse presents a unique opportunity for investment or renovation. Nestled within approximately 28 acres of its own land, including lush pastures and ancient woodland, this property offers substantial potential for various enhancements. The main residence is a blend of original character and modern convenience, featuring a striking vaulted reception room and adaptable living spaces suitable for multi-generational occupancy with an attached annexe and separate guest cottage. The outbuildings provide excellent scope for further development or conversions, subject to planning permissions. With existing equestrian facilities—such as stables and a manège—this property is particularly appealing to horse enthusiasts. The grounds include an orchard and kitchen garden, enhancing the overall appeal while providing opportunities for expansion. Inside the farmhouse, you will find period features like exposed timbers and a wood-burning stove in the spacious living room. The layout could be adapted to suit contemporary needs with some modest renovations. The accommodation features several bedrooms with ample storage space, alongside extensive communal living areas that can be modernized to create an inviting family home. With its proximity to Horsham town centre yet surrounded by tranquil countryside, Parsons Farm stands as a rare investment prospect ripe for thoughtful refurbishment that respects its historical significance while introducing modern comforts.

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Location

Horsham
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Current average 2-year fixed rate is 4.45%

Current average variable rate is 6.60%

Monthly Repayments
£8,311
Based on a loan of £1,650,000 over 30 years at 4.45% interest

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