Our Summary

• Both of these buildings lend themselves to further development subject to the necessary permissions
• The attic lends itself to a conversion as there are three large spaces with power and lighting
• One side of the garden houses the "Studio" and the other side a two-storey brick barn that again really does lend itself to be converted/used as an annex or office space, again subject to all the permissions/planning/building regulations being granted
• This building offers so much potential
• There is power and lighting and again it lends itself to being used as an office/annex with some work
• The tiled floor in the Hall has tiles dated to 1870
• All restoration has been mindful of preserving as much of the original fabric of the building, no unnecessary holes
• In 1874, according to an auction poster from that year, Church Farm extended to 630 acres, had seven bedrooms, three attic bedrooms were included, the Drawing Room is now the master bedroom, there was a tennis court in the garden and a cellar, now filled in, though possible to rediscover