Lower Saleway Farm is a privately situated property built around 1880 and extended in 2000, featuring lias stone and brick construction, Mahogany hardwood windows, and oak internal doors. The property boasts a spacious dining hall with a large bay window, a glazed conservatory, and a kitchen/breakfast room with a bespoke hardwood kitchen and Aga. The main living areas include a drawing room with a fireplace and a snug with a wood burner. The property also features a boot room, a wing with potential for additional self-contained family accommodation, and a pine staircase with turned spindle bannisters. The first-floor galleried landing leads to the principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a vaulted ceiling. The property also includes two cottages, a bungalow, and a stable yard with four stables, a tack room, and a garage. The gardens are beautifully designed for entertaining, with a wisteria arch, a brick and slate-covered entertaining space, and a large flagged patio with a covered bar. The property also features a large courtyard, ample parking, and a paddock leading to a large grass field.