High Lea is a unique property located at a country crossroads, comprising an extensive early Victorian farmstead with a farmhouse, semi-detached cottage, paddock, and a 5-acre playing field. The farmhouse, with its original brick and slate exterior, features a spacious open-plan living area, study, and four bedrooms, with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The property also includes a concealed staircase leading to a second floor with four additional bedrooms, a sitting room, and a bathroom. The farmhouse needs renovation, including new windows and decoration. The property also includes the Hayward Building, a former school with classrooms, offices, and storage, which could be converted into holiday cottages or residential dwellings, subject to planning permission. Additionally, there are plans to build five new homes in obsolete farm buildings, with an estimated gross development value of £3.5 million. The property is being sold as a whole or in parts, with an asking price of £1.3 million for the farmhouse, £975,000 for the Hayward Building, and £850,000 for the obsolete farm buildings.