This idyllic stone farmhouse, built in 1906, is situated in a secluded rural location with panoramic views over its 24 acres of land and surrounding countryside. The property is approached over a track, designated as a bridleway, which also provides direct access to an excellent array of downland walks and rides. The farmhouse has been well-maintained and features a range of original features, including fireplaces and stripped pine doors. The property includes a good range of outbuildings, including a superb stone barn, as well as numerous useful stores and a workshop, set in delightful gardens with a pond. The land is mainly pasture, comprising two fields that are registered with the Rural Payments Agency and are currently let informally for sheep grazing. The property benefits from a tranquil setting, with distant views from the house and the upper parts of the fields, and is well away from roads and neighbors.