Land off Honeywick Lane, Chiddingly, BN8

A small parcel of amenity land in a delightful rural setting on the edge of the pretty East Sussex village of Chiddingly.
In all about 1.49 acres

An opportunity to acquire a small parcel of land extending to about 1.49 acres. The property currently comprises an ‘L’ shape block of land incorporating a range of young trees and shrubbery enclosed by a combination of post and rail and post and wire fencing. Access to the property is off the south side of Honeywick Lane via a pedestrian entrance gate that is atop the roadside verge. There is presently no vehicular access. A dilapidated timber shed stands in the north west corner.

Services
There are no services connected to the land.

Local Authority
Wealden District Council.

Easements, Wayleaves, Covenants and Rights of Way
The property is sold with any easements, wayleaves, covenants, rights of way that exist whether mentioned in these particulars or not. There are no public rights of way over the property.

Viewing
Strictly by prior appointment with the Vendor’s Agent, Samuel & Son, Horam. Tel: . The Vendor and their Agent take no responsibility for the safety of parties viewing the property.

The land is situated in a peaceful and desirable rural location off the south side of Honeywick Lane on the northern edge of the pretty village of Chiddingly. Chiddingly village has a rich history appearing in the Domesday book of 1086 and was an important centre of the local iron industry in the 16th century. In the village there is a popular public house, a community store and café, 13th century parish church, primary school and cricket ground.