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Our Summary
- The estate offers exceptional potential for multi-generational living, equestrian use, or a live-work lifestyle, whilst requiring modernisation throughout
- The land is currently under a grazing licence on a rolling monthly tenancy, offering flexibility and potential income
- The property presents an outstanding opportunity to create a unique family home, multi-generational residence, or a countryside live-work estate of considerable scale and character, in a highly desirable rural setting
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Description
The property is a Grade II listed farmhouse with origins dating back to circa 1170, constructed of square-panel timber frame with traditional wattle and daub infill and a thatched roof. The house has a total of approximately 6 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, and additional space in a substantial boarded attic room and the oast house conversion, which features several roundel rooms. The original farmhouse also includes a Smallbone-style kitchen, central island, and pantry cupboards, as well as a main reception area and internal wooden stairs leading to a vaulted ceiling in the principal bedroom.
Additional accommodations include a timber-framed garage, a welded steel-framed barn, and several outbuildings, including a pig shed and a timber-framed workshop. The property sits on approximately 42 acres of land, including gardens, paddocks, woodland, and ponds, with the potential for equestrian use or a live-work lifestyle.