This substantial Grade II listed farmhouse, rich in history and dating back to 1704, offers an impressive 5,000 sq ft of space ripe for renovation. Currently available as a repossession, specific details may be sparse and additional sale conditions might apply. The property's layout reflects its historical evolution, providing flexible living areas that can be tailored to modern preferences. While it requires significant updating and repairs, this presents a unique opportunity to personalize the space without having to reverse previous renovations.
The interior features spacious rooms with lofty ceilings, showcasing original architectural details typical of the era. There are six bedrooms spread across the home, including two located on the uppermost floor for enhanced privacy. A separate wing on the west side serves multiple purposes as a utility room, children's sitting area, and office; with careful planning, it could be transformed into an annexe or a rental unit, pending necessary consents.
Set within well-maintained grounds bordered by established hedging lies a former gardener's cottage constructed from flint. Although requiring refurbishment, it holds potential as guest accommodation or an independent living space also subject to listed building regulations. The mature gardens boast structured plantings alongside more natural landscapes, featuring a variety of trees such as tulip and cedar—creating serene pathways that enhance the outdoor experience.
Parking is ample with a triple garage at the front and additional space alongside the west wing. The local village amenities are conveniently accessible on foot, including shops, schools, and recreational facilities like nearby golf clubs.
