This charming small farm, Bathurst Farmhouse, is a Grade II Listed period property dating back to the 17th century, situated in a rural edge of village location. The farmhouse boasts many original features, including exposed timbering and inglenook fireplaces, and has been well-presented with updates to the bathroom and shower room. The property comprises five bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a study, with oil-fired central heating and secondary double glazing. The farm and equestrian buildings include two large agricultural barns, a former coach house/dairy, and a timber-built triple garage, with lapsed planning consent for conversion of the coach house to a holiday let. The property also features an extensive range of gardens and grounds, including a tennis court, orchard, and hard tennis court, as well as 46.64 acres of pasture land, woodland, and three ponds. The farmland is predominantly divided into traditional hedge and mature tree screened fields, with soil type being Wadhurst Clay, and is served by water.