Detached house

Pitfield Farm is a Grade II listed farmhouse with six bedrooms, built in the 18th century with stone elevations and a thatched roof. The property features a spacious drawing room, a modern open plan kitchen, and retains period features such as inglenook fireplaces and chamfered beams. The farmhouse has a large kitchen/breakfast room, and each room has direct access to the south-facing gardens.

The gardens are well-kept, with paved terraces, gravelled areas, a stream-fed water feature, and an orchard beyond the formal grounds. Traditional stone outbuildings include a historic thatched threshing barn and a small stone store, while modern buildings include a machinery store, general purpose building, cattle building, and stabling. The land is down to productive pasture, with some fields planted to native broadleaved woodland, and a run of woodland land along the valley bottom.