Our Summary

• The detached four double bed stone farmhouse would benefit from a scheme of internal works, but offers comfortable versatile family accommodation, with plenty of charm and character with beamed ceilings, feature fireplaces and mullioned windows
• Subject to planning there is also scope to extend the current accommodation, if desired
• There is an extensive array of buildings both modern and traditional agricultural buildings, and of particular note and subject to the necessary planning consents, the traditional buildings offer potential for conversion and change of use for other purposes, such as residential, holiday lets - providing an alternative source of income
• It is full of character and charm both internally and externally and offers substantial living accommodation over two floors, with potential to convert the attic subject to planning
• SECOND FLOOR Comprised of four rooms in two different sections, with scope subject to planning consents to convert into additional living space
• Single storey storage building under tin roof Of particular note is the opportunity to utilise the outbuildings for alternative uses (subject to the necessary planning consents) LAND There are approximately 36 acres of productive pastureland adjoining the farmstead in conveniently sized enclosures The land is reasonably flat to the south side before gently sloping upwards to the north side
• obstruction Overage The land only is to be sold subject to an overage clause, reserving to the vendors and their successors in title 40% of any increase in value arising from the implementation or sale of the land, with the benefit of residential, commercial or renewable technology planning permission, for a period of 25 years
• Grade II Listed stone barn with scope for conversion subject to the necessary planning consents
• Other traditional and modern buildings with potential for change of use providing additional income source