Grade II listed — restricts alterations and may complicate repairs
Versatile annexe with independent kitchen, living space and en-suites
Very large plot with paddock, greenhouse, summerhouse and mature trees
Workshop/garage with double opening doors and off-street gravel driveway
Partial double glazing; main heating via oil and electric room heaters
Medium flood risk and slow broadband — impacts insurance and connectivity
Access via gravel farm track; boundary excludes outbuildings left of track
Council Tax Band C; multi-generational layout and sizeable internal space
Set well back from the lane in semi-rural Anderby, this substantial detached farmhouse blends genuine period character with flexible, multi-generational living. Original beams, brick surrounds, open fireplaces and stone-flagged or timber floors give the house strong character while the separate annexe provides independent living, guest accommodation or rental potential.
The house sits on a very large plot with lawned gardens, mature trees, greenhouse, summerhouse and a substantial workshop/garage. Off-street parking is provided via a gravel driveway reached from a farm track; the main building faces the lane with paddock between house and access, giving privacy and a rural outlook.
Practical points to note: the property is Grade II listed, which will restrict alterations and can complicate maintenance. Heating is oil-fired for the annexe and electric/room heaters elsewhere; glazing is only partially upgraded. Broadband speeds are slow and the site carries a medium flood risk. These are realistic costs and constraints for buyers to factor into any refurbishment or ongoing running costs.
This home will suit a family seeking space and character, a multi-generational household needing separate accommodation, or an investor prepared to manage a listed rural property. Viewings will suit anyone who values rural life and is prepared for listed-building responsibilities and some modernisation to optimise comfort and energy performance.