Description

Situation
Nestled in the heart of West Sussex, within the South Downs National Park, Milland is a charming and picturesque village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Liphook train station is within 2.2 miles of the village and provides services into London Waterloo from 59 minutes. Haslemere, which is about 5 miles away, is a popular town with a variety of shops, restaurants, pubs, Waitrose, Tescos and M&S Foodhall supermarkets and a train station, which provides services from 46 minutes to Waterloo.

Schooling options in the local area include: State (subject to catchment areas): Hollycombe Primary School, Midhurst Rother College, Woolmer Hill. Independent: Highfield and Brookham School, St Edmund's School, Amesbury, Windlesham House School, Westbourne House School, Bedales, Seaford College, Churcher's College.

The South Downs National Park is a sought after area by many, not only on account of its bucolic charm and dramatic topography, but also due to the recreational facilities that the Park and surrounding areas provide. These include golf courses at a number of local clubs; polo at Cowdray and Goodwood; racing and flying at Goodwood; sailing at Bosham, Itchenor and Chichester Harbour. The landscape also offers wonderful opportunity for walking, cycling and riding.

Mill Farm
Mill Farm House is thought to date from 1721, and the Farm most likely earlier. The property was occupied and used for farming by the current owners' family. It was a working beef farm for twenty years and has since been leased for grazing. The previous owners planted several acres of woodland for additional privacy.

Unlisted, period farmhouse of 2,303 square foot comprising: hallway, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, drawing room, sitting room, utility room, ground floor WC, principal bedroom suite, 2 further bedrooms, study/4th bedroom, shower room.

Leisure facilities: Outdoor swimming pool with stone terrace and pool house, tennis court.

Detached cottage, converted from a barn in the 1970s, of 1,420 square feet comprising: 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom, shower room, study.

Traditional outbuilding comprising, tractor store, 2 further interconnecting store rooms and a workshop with a storage area above.

Stableblock with 3 stables and a tack room.

Garaging with 2 double garages.

Farmbuildings including; 2 substantial outbuildings totalling 2,368 square foot, suitable for machinery, storage or livestock.

Barns unit comprising; enclosed barn, open-sided barn and covered barn.

Detached barn, known as Ben's Barn, with storage room. In all 12,076 square foot.

Land
Lot 1 is to be sold with the house, cottage and farm buildings, comprises the gardens and grounds of the house and cottage, the part of the driveway that is owned, pond, woodland and fields, which are subdivided into paddocks, extending in all to 39.38 acres.

There are two access gates from Wardley Lane.

Note - Lot 2 is available by separate negotiation is 22.03 acres of pasture.

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