Chapel Farm, a 139-acre estate in Suffolk, offers a unique opportunity to restore a Grade II Listed farmhouse and its surrounding gardens, as well as establish various equestrian and livestock enterprises on the arable land. The property has been in the same family since 1942 and has a rich history, having been the home of renowned crime writer Mary Ingate in the 1970s. The farm is situated near Halesworth and Harleston, with easy access to the city of Norwich and the heritage coastline at Southwold. The farmhouse, in need of repair and modernization, comprises five bedrooms and is arranged over three floors. The farm buildings, including a range of traditional and modern structures, extend to 2.76 acres and offer a variety of uses. The farmland, which includes 67.91 acres of arable land and 22.22 acres of grassland, benefits from hedge boundaries and has a generally southernly aspect. The property is being sold as a whole or in two lots, with vacant possession upon completion.