Land for horticultural food production, 30 minutes south of Tunbridge Wells
Land for horticultural food production, 30 minutes south of Tunbridge Wells
Up to 2 acres of land available within the High Weald National Landscape, located 30 minutes south of Tunbridge Wells is available for market gardening.
The land is east facing, slightly sloping and has previously been grazed by goats and alpacas and used for small-scale fruit and veg production. 1/2 acre already has a deer proof fence, and a further acre is available for growing (but does not currently have a deer proof fence) A polytunnel and mains water is available. There are also stable buildings which can be utilised for packing and rainwater harvesting
The site could offer the opportunity for starting a small-scale market garden, community-led growing project or similar enterprise in a beautiful tranquil area. There could also be the possibility for developing other opportunities such as short courses or workshops around growing and animal husbandry.
Tenants would need to embrace regenerative vegetable growing practices and soil protection and the owner is keen that the land is used for food growing, but would like to maintain meadow areas, hedges and trees to benefit wildlife . access to the site would be available 7 days a week between 6am and 7pm.
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