This substantial Grade II listed property, with origins tracing back to the mid-17th Century, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment in a desirable rural location. The Dower House boasts an expansive footprint over three floors, retaining many original features that could be further enhanced. With approximately 9.55 acres of grounds including landscaped gardens and grazing paddocks, there is significant potential for creating additional outdoor living spaces or even expanding existing facilities.
The interior features an impressive reception hall and multiple living areas equipped with an inglenook fireplace and a spacious kitchen fitted with traditional units and modern appliances. The layout allows for creative reconfiguration; for instance, one bedroom currently serves as a flexible space that could easily be transformed into an en-suite or nursery with the appropriate permissions.
Additionally, the detached lodge provides valuable ancillary accommodation that not only enhances multi-generational living options but also presents the possibility of generating rental income through holiday letting. Although the main house has seen refurbishment by its current owners, there remains room for capitalizing on its historical aspects and potentially modernizing certain features while enhancing comfort.
With stunning views of the Teme Valley and ample space for various activities, this property offers considerable investment potential in both residential and rental markets in a picturesque area affiliated with numerous outdoor pursuits.
