An 'outstanding' farm in rural Wiltshire worth nearly £12 million has been put up for sale.
Haydon Farm has been listed on Rightmove with a price tag of £11.75 million and is being marketed by Woolley and Wallis.
The property spans around 760 acres of land at Sutton Parva, near Warminster, and is described by the agents as “a wonderful example of an arable and livestock farm which has run alongside a first-class partridge and pheasant shoot, well known for its challenging drives and excellent hospitality”.
According to the Rightmove listing, Haydon Farm was purchased by the current owners 39 years ago. Since then, they have “sympathetically modernised and extended the house to create an impressive and comfortable five-bedroom family house, full of traditional features”, the agents say.
While the estate is available as a whole, it is also divided into five smaller lots that can be purchased individually.
The farmhouse at the centre of the property is a “spacious five-bedroom family home, surrounded by a beautiful established garden with tennis court.”
The stone-built home is L-shaped, with the south-facing main façade looking out over rolling farmland. It includes a dual-aspect fireplace, a wine store, a snug with a wood burner, and a “stunning open plan kitchen”.
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Alongside the house is a shoot lodge currently in use by the sellers on shoot days, though the agents say it could be used for a “wide range of purposes” and works as an entertaining space.
Behind the house there are also equestrian facilities with stables, sand school, and posts and rail paddocks.
The farmland stretches for hundreds of acres, with Lot 4 stretching more than 650 acres “of gently rolling, productive, predominately Grade 3 land”, comprised of a “mixture of arable land, rolling downland and woodland”.
There is also a pair of two-bedroom semi-detached cottages located near the modern grain stores on the edge of Sutton Veny.
The listing continues: “The land has been farmed mainly in hand and has since 2021 been farmed on a contract farming agreement which will cease at the end of harvest 2026.
“The land is a mixture of productive arable land, pasture, rolling downland and woodland. The lower land is Classified as Grade 2 being freely draining lime-rich loamy soils, with the land turning to Grade 3 as it runs south, being shallow lime-rich soils over chalk.”
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