The property, situated in the village of Gazeley, Suffolk, comprises approximately 0.19 hectares of land that was formerly used as a courtyard and farmyard for the adjacent Manor House. The site features four existing barns, constructed in a mix of brick, flint, and timber, which are in a disused and neglected state. The property is located in the southern end of the village, bordered by existing buildings, a large new dwelling, and arable fields and wooded copses. The village offers local amenities such as a pub, recreation grounds, village hall, and church, and is situated near the towns of Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket.