Wadhams Farm is a delightful and attractive period farmhouse, which dates from the mid 17th Century. The farmhouse, which is Grade II Listed, has been modernised and restored by the present owners, who have lived at the property for over 30 years. In addition, there is a two bedroomed cottage, and selection of outbuildings, which complete this characterful and versatile family home.

The accommodation in the main house, which retains many original features throughout, comprises a reception hall, which links the main house to the cottage if required via a games room, which has a spiral staircase leading to a home office or studio on the first floor. Formal reception rooms include a marvellous dining room, a sitting room and breakfast room, which leads to the farmhouse style kitchen, complete with four oven Aga. In addition, there is a play room/office, a cloakroom/wc and utility room. On the first floor, there is a principal bedroom suite, five guest bedrooms and two further bathrooms.

In addition, there is a self-contained cottage, with a kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The Cottage has full residential consent and is currently let on an AST.

The gardens and grounds are beautifully kept, offering a variety of landscaped areas, lawns, terraces, mature borders, trees and shrubs. Approached from a quiet country lane, the drive leads past the house and buildings to a large gravelled parking area, in front of an oak framed garage building, with log store and potting shed attached.

A sheltered court yard divides the farmhouse from the cottage, and the cottage has an enclosed garden terrace, with steps leading down to a lower lawned area. Level lawns adorn the front of the farmhouse, and lead round to an all weather tennis court to the rear. A further area of level lawn leads to the property's norther boundary, and there is a section of native woodland to the west, rising up to neighbouring fields above. In all, the property extends to about 3.42 acres.

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