The property is a Grade II Listed farmhouse located in a tranquil setting in Herefordshire, offering potential for multi-generational living, holiday lettings, or Airbnb opportunities. It sits within a quadrangle of stone barns with commercial potential, agricultural buildings including a grain store and workshop, and extends to approximately 43.80 hectares (109.25 acres) of arable land, orchards, and permanent pasture. The farmhouse has an EPC rating of E. The estate also includes a variety of other lots available for purchase. The property is situated in a secluded yet accessible location, close to the villages of Weobley and Pembridge, and within reach of the market towns of Kington and Leominster, as well as the cathedral city of Hereford. The area boasts excellent schools, recreational facilities, and is well-connected by road and rail networks. The property's history dates back to 1667, with the current house designed by W A Nesfield and later modifications by Leonard Stokes. It has remained in the same family ownership since the 1850s and was last renovated at the turn of the century. The property comes with environmental schemes in place until 2028, sporting and mineral rights, and a farm business tenancy for the arable land until September 2025. There are public footpaths crossing through parts of the estate, and the vendors have the right of access to certain cottages and properties on the estate. The property is rich in history and offers a unique opportunity for a new owner to create a diverse and thriving lifestyle or business venture.