The 16 hectare estate, which is farmed according to biodynamic principles, is situated in the High Weald area of ‘outstanding natural beauty’. It encompasses a three-bedroom cottage, 2.8 hectares of vines, a visitor centre and a woodland nature trail. Sedlescombe was the first English producer to win an international prize for red wine. The vineyard is also home to 45 ‘’dragon’s teeth’, large concrete anti-tank obstacles that were placed on the site at the start of World War II.
Carrying a guide price of £1.95 million, the vineyard is on the market with Sevenoaks based agent Savills Tel: 01732 789700. Pictures courtesy of Savills.
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As well as planted vines, the estate has a woodland nature trail SUS-211116-083207001
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Another view of the tasting room with its impressive arched window and wooden ceiling SUS-211116-083249001
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The site has its own cottage with extensive grounds. SUS-211116-083359001
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The exterior of the winery. SUS-211116-083349001