Black How Farm is a 3-bedroom bungalow with agricultural land and former farm buildings, set in a ring fence and surrounded by open countryside. The bungalow, built in 2013, has a total floor area of approximately 1,382 square feet and features three bedrooms, a formal reception room, an open-plan kitchen/living area, two bathrooms, and a utility room. The property also benefits from gas-fired central heating and double glazing. The farm buildings, which include a store barn, a redundant byre, and a lofted barn, offer potential for development subject to planning consent. The agricultural land, extending to approximately 55.24 acres, is classified as Grade 3 and is suitable for grazing or mowing. The property also features four small areas of woodland and is watered by mains and natural supplies. The bungalow is subject to an agricultural occupancy clause, which limits the occupation of the dwelling to a person who has worked in agriculture or forestry in the locality, or their widow or widower and dependants. The property is being sold as a whole and is offered for sale by private treaty.