St Clare Hall Farm is a superb residential equestrian farm that is situated in a secluded rural setting in a most attractive part of West Suffolk.

St Clare Hall is an attractive traditional Suffolk farmhouse, which is listed Grade II, and sits in a slightly elevated moated site at the end of a long tree lined drive.

Nearby are the farm’s impressive equestrian facilities including 29 looseboxes, manège and several useful storage buildings. No 1 St Clare Hall Cottage, a 3- bedroom semi-detached house, is conveniently located by the entrance to the farm at the head of the long tree lined drive.

The level farm land lies in a contiguous block and benefits from road access at several points. The sheltered grass paddocks lie adjacent to the house and buildings protected by mature blocks of broadleaf woodland and high hedgerows. The farmland is currently down to grass but has previously been into arable cropping and field size, shape and layout are suitable for the land being returned to arable cropping.

A small shoot has been run on the farm and the sporting rights are in hand.

NOTE: This property is available as a whole or in up to 4 lots as follows:

Lot 1 St Clare Hall Grade II Listed 6 bedroom farmhouse, outbuildings, gardens, stable yard, loose boxes, American barn and former grainstore with 33.28 acres.

Lot 2 Farmland Incorporating a grass gallop 86.58 acres of farmland currently down to grass and used as a gallop. Good road access and a track to one side.

Lot 3 Grassland & woodland & all-weather gallop 42.34 acres of grassland with two broadleaf woods.

Lot 4 No. 1 St Clare Hall Cottage A semi detached 3 bedroom house situated at the head of the drive with gardens and garage and parking facilities.

This property has 183.91 acres of land.

Situation

St Clare Hall Farm is situated in an attractive part of West Suffolk surrounded by mainly arable farmland that is interspersed by blocks of primarily broadleaf woodland. The farm sits on the edge of the hamlet of Bradfield St Clare and is readily accessible via country roads and lanes. The farm is 7 miles to the south of the Cathedral Town of Bury St Edmunds, home to the Greene King brewery. Bury St Edmunds is a thriving market town combining a flourishing commercial centre, with a broad range of retail chains and boutique shops, and an excellent array of hotels, pubs and restaurants.