Space in the heart of Hampshire where land, people and ideas work hand in hand.
Space in the heart of Hampshire where land, people and ideas work hand in hand.
- Land size: 1-20 hectares
- Type of Farming: Open to ideas
- Accommodation Offered: Potentially in the future, or own accommodation a possibility
- Readiness: Immediate
This is an opportunity for a new land-based business to join a number of different enterprises on a mixed farm that hosts regular public and private events. The farm is home to a microbrewery, farm shop, cafe, market garden, cricket centre, sheep and a number of other small businesses.
As the farm eco-system grows, so do opportunities for more start-ups and food and farming enterprises to join the space. The owners are flexible on terms and open to ideas that complement the activities on-site which could include, but are not limited to field-scale veg, agro-forestry, poultry, flowers, livestock, cereals and fibre. The size of land space is open to discussion with the owner.
There may be extra opportunities for work on the farm and accommodation could become available in the future. The owners are also open to tenants bringing own accommodation on to site.
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