- Approximately 1.83 acres of residential land and paddock
- Fishing rights and riverside frontage included
- Equestrian buildings with power and water; require revival
- Flexible layout: five-bed or 3-bed plus 2-bed annexe
- Open-plan kitchen / lounge / diner with patio to paddock
- Large driveway, ample parking and extensive garage
- EPC rating E; oil-fired heating (boiler and radiators)
- Very slow broadband; average mobile signal
Set on approximately 1.83 acres in a sought-after semi-rural location, this substantial detached home combines roomy family living with genuine equestrian potential. The main house offers flexible accommodation that can operate as a five-bedroom family home or as a 3-bed house with a self-contained 2-bed annexe — ideal for multigenerational living or rental income. Large open-plan kitchen / lounge / diner opens to a private patio and paddock, creating easy indoor-outdoor flow for family life.
Outdoor assets include stables and barns with power and water and a right of access to the stables over the lane. The grounds are well maintained with mature planting, riverside frontage and extensive driveway parking leading to a large garage. Fishing rights and generous paddock space are standout features for buyers seeking countryside lifestyle or small-scale equestrian use.
Practical realities are straightforward: the property is freehold with no onward chain, oil-fired central heating and double glazing (install dates unknown). Energy performance is rated E. Broadband speeds are very slow locally, and some of the farm buildings/stables will need revival work to restore full equestrian use. These factors should be weighed against the strong plot, location and flexible accommodation.
This house will suit a buyer wanting country living with easy M4 and rail access, someone looking to run or revive a small equestrian setup, or a family seeking space and privacy with part-annexe flexibility. The plot and layout also present renovation or income potential for those prepared to invest.