The property offers three dwellings, two of which are free from occupancy restrictions, with traditional stone and slate construction and scope for upgrading and finishing works. The outbuildings are suitable for agricultural or equestrian purposes, and the usable land is used for grazing, cropping, and mature woodland. The main dwelling, Brookfield House, is a former Gentleman's residence with character features, built with local quarried stone, but the roof requires attention. The property is situated at the bottom of the yard, surrounded by mature woodland, and benefits from a bridleway running through the yard.