A land parcel spanning 24 acres with planning consent for what the listing terms a distinctive and picturesque residence has been offered for sale.

The site on Starveccrow Lane in Peasmarsh is advertised with a suggested price of two million pounds.

The sales particulars note the plot sits within the High Weald National Landscape.

The woodland features bluebells during spring (Image: Strutt & Parker)

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According to the brochure, the land presents an exceptional opportunity situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering stunning rural vistas.

Permission has been approved for a house on the premises.

The structure will feature a simple frontage, while the rear will incorporate curved elements, recessed patios and viewing areas fitted with full-height glazing to take advantage of the impressive scenery beyond, the advertisement stated.

A rendering depicting the potential appearance of the contemporary dwelling (Image: Strutt & Parker)

The proposal also encompasses a substantial detached building housing additional accommodation, vehicle storage and a greenhouse with a propagation area.

An aerial perspective of the sale plot (Image: Strutt & Parker)

The grounds allow for landscaped gardens, a planted roof, kitchen garden, wildflower meadow, modest wetland zones, a pond, abundant wildlife and mature semi-natural woodland carpeted in bluebells come spring.

The brochure indicates the property occupies a charming countryside location, surrounded by rolling High Weald terrain and just five miles from the historic town of Rye.

It lies 11 miles from Hastings and roughly 20 miles from the M20 at Ashford.

The planning approval carries the reference RR/2017/2886/P.