Six king‑size bedrooms across three floors
Two bathrooms; master with large wardrobe and en‑suite potential
Large private plot — approximately 0.5 acre with pond and fruit trees
Stone outbuilding derelict; lapsed planning consent for renovation
Off‑street parking for several vehicles and multiple patios
LPG heating (no mains gas); boiler and radiators present
Original sandstone/limestone walls, likely no insulation
Council Tax Band G; area shows high deprivation scores
A rare Victorian farmhouse set on roughly half an acre, offering six king‑size bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous reception space across three floors. The house retains period features—parquet hall, open fireplaces and stone walls—and sits in a picturesque semi‑rural setting with far‑reaching views yet good road links to the M4 and nearby towns.
The grounds are a major asset: multiple patios, vegetable beds, fruit trees, stocked fishpond with waterfall, chicken coop and off‑street parking for several vehicles. A derelict stone outbuilding (part of the original farm) has lapsed planning consent and presents clear renovation potential for additional accommodation or a workshop, subject to reapplication.
Practical points to note: the property is LPG‑heated (no mains gas), walls are likely uninsulated (original sandstone/limestone), and council tax is high (Band G). The area’s social statistics show pockets of deprivation; the house will suit buyers comfortable with an older property who value space and character over turnkey condition.
This home will particularly appeal to growing families or buyers seeking a characterful, spacious house with scope to modernise and improve energy performance. It delivers significant potential but also requires budget and planning for upgrades and possible restoration works.