This distinctive period property, originally constructed in 1725 and reflecting the Queen Anne architectural style, comprises a substantial village house alongside a three-bedroom cottage, an apartment, and a converted barn. Spanning over 10,000 square feet across approximately 2.28 acres, this Grade II listed home exhibits significant historical charm while offering ample scope for renovation and improvement. The main house features elegant original details such as a panelled front door leading to a spacious dining hall with intricate plasterwork and an impressive inglenook fireplace in the drawing room. Although the current owner has enhanced various aspects of the property, further refinement is essential, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms to align them with modern standards.
The potential for extending or converting areas adds considerable allure for investors; previous planning permission was granted to create four holiday let units from part of the family/hobbies room—an opportunity that can be revisited to maximise rental income.
Each additional dwelling on the property—the cottage and barn—also provides an avenue for rental revenue or family accommodation. The gardens are expansive and well landscaped but could benefit from restoration work on several ornamental features. With careful consideration and investment, this estate presents an exceptional opportunity for those looking to create a unique living environment or to enhance its value through strategic renovations.
