This beautifully presented Georgian farmhouse, built around 1750, sits in an elevated position with delightful views of the local area and the sea. The original farmhouse has been split into two semi-detached residences, with No. 26 retaining the larger part of the original building and boasting many original features such as large arched windows, ornate coved ceilings, and ceiling roses. The property features a grand three-storey staircase, a large kitchen that leads out to the gardens, and a spacious lounge/dining room with a focal point fireplace. The first floor has two double bedrooms, a contemporary four-piece bathroom, and an additional WC. The second floor has a large bedroom with a modern en-suite shower room, and the layout of this double-aspect room allows for the potential to divide it into two bedrooms, expanding the home to four bedrooms. The rear garden is low maintenance, with a paved patio, timber decked area, and a summer house. The property also has a double-length driveway leading up to the garage.