This Grade II Listed detached farmhouse, with origins in the 1600s and subsequent enhancements in the 1900s, presents a remarkable opportunity for refurbishment while maintaining its historical charm. Nestled on the outskirts of a village, it offers a blend of rural tranquility and accessibility to local amenities. The property features extensive grounds of approximately 0.75 acres, providing ample outdoor space that can be further developed or landscaped to enhance its appeal.
Internally, the house showcases a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, including a spacious drawing room with an impressive Inglenook fireplace and a distinct kitchen/dining area featuring bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances. The layout is versatile with multiple reception rooms that could be reconfigured to suit modern living needs. The basement has already been partially converted into a cinema room, showing potential for further conversion or expansion.
The upper level accommodates five bedrooms with good proportions and original features like fireplaces that could benefit from modern updates or aesthetic enhancements. With some lower ceiling heights in places and potential for minor adjustments in layout, this property invites creative renovation ideas.
The detached double garage could also serve as an excellent foundation for developing a separate annexe (subject to planning permission), adding value to the property as both living space or rental potential. Given its well-preserved character and surrounding amenities—including schools, parks, and transport links—this home represents a significant investment opportunity for those willing to undertake renovation work.
