IP9 1.32 Acres Potash Farm, Ipswich Road, Holbrook

The property comprises the site of former agricultural buildings, as shown edged red on the accompanying site plan, extending to approximately 1.32 acres. Access is gained via a rough-surfaced entrance directly off Ipswich Road. Part of the site, including the main barn conversion, lies within the curtilage of a Grade II Listed building.

The principal structure is a traditional barn complex of mixed construction, adapted and extended over time. The building is predominantly of timber frame construction set on brick plinth walls, with areas of feather-edge boarding and smooth cement render. To the rear stands a secondary storage building of concrete frame construction beneath a pitched corrugated asbestos roof, with fibreboard cladding to the elevations.

The remainder of the site comprises open grassland, offering potential for further development, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The site lies to the north of Holbrook, set back from the B1080 between Holbrook and Freston, in a peaceful rural setting surrounded by open arable fields. Holbrook village, just to the south, offers everyday amenities including a convenience store, medical practise, village hall, church and secondary school.

The Shotley Peninsula provides an attractive landscape with riverside walks, cycle routes, marinas and nature reserves, all whilst benefitting from easy access to town amenities and transport connections.