Our Summary

Farm Buildings offering scope for development

To the rear, attached stone outbuildings currently used as a fruit store and general storage offer scope for incorporation into the farmhouse

Whilst the farmhouse now requires complete refurbishment, it presents a unique and exciting opportunity to create a characterful and highly individual home

The wider farmstead offers significant potential for further development, including the conversion of existing buildings for additional accommodation, holiday lets or other commercial uses, subject to the necessary consents

Potential for a further two double bedrooms

Natural Capital The property will be subject to overage provisions at a 35% uplift on sales of natural capital off set units for 30 years

Health and Safety Given the potential hazards of a working farm, we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible for your own personal safety when making your inspection, particularly around the agricultural buildings

Local Planning and Listed Building The farmhouse is Grade II listed under reference List Entry Number: 1209333 and listed on 28-Mar-1994

Description

The property includes a Grade II listed farmhouse built in the 19th century or possibly earlier, constructed of coursed stone rubble with ashlar quoins, yellow brick dressings, and a slate roof. The farmhouse has two floors, with additional attic space at the gabled ends, and features a central courtyard with surrounding traditional farm buildings. The accommodation includes a kitchen, dining room, shower/utility room, living room, sitting room, and four bedrooms, as well as a fruit store, storage room, and attached outbuildings.

The property has a total of approximately 78.34 acres, including pastureland and creek frontage with spectacular views of Newtown Creek. The grounds surrounding the farmhouse feature formal and productive spaces, including a kitchen garden, vegetable garden, and a main lawn with a south-facing aspect.

5 bed detached house

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