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Our Summary
- Returning to the drawing room, an oak staircase rises to the first floor, where a spacious landing runs along the west side of the property, providing access to the bedroom accommodation and a further staircase leading to the second-floor attic storage, with the potential for conversion into an additional bedroom, subject to the necessary consents
- It also offers excellent potential as an income-generating asset, with the current owners successfully operating short-term lets
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Description
Manor Farm House is a Grade II listed period home constructed of stone with a Collyweston slate roof. The property has undergone extensive renovations and combines historic charm with versatile living accommodation. It includes a self-contained one-bedroom annexe and features a formal front garden, a well-appointed utility room, a study with garden views, and an arched oak doorway to a side terrace and gardens.
The property's main living areas include a dual-aspect kitchen with an inglenook fireplace, a traditional five-door Aga, and a farmhouse sink, and a drawing room with a stone fireplace and mullioned windows. The ground floor also features a sitting room with French doors to a terrace and a bespoke library bookcase. The property has a spacious landing on the first floor that runs along the west side, providing access to bedroom accommodation and a staircase to the second-floor attic storage with the potential for conversion into an additional bedroom.