Understood to date from the mid 17th century Willow Farm is a charming barn conversion with original features including exposed timbers, open fireplace and additional characteristics associated with this style and period. The property is constructed of a timber frame and weather boarded under a tiled roof. On the ground floor the accommodation comprises a charming light and airy sitting room which affords a dual aspect, an open fireplace and French doors out onto the terrace. A door leads through to the dining room with a brick fireplace and wood burning stove and French doors out onto the terrace, perfect for al fresco dining. The kitchen/breakfast room lies next to the dining room and is fitted with wooden base and wall mounted units, NEFF appliances and gives access to the utility room beyond. The Sun Room is accessed both externally and internally and provides a further space to relax and enjoy the surrounding countryside views. The first floor provides three double bedrooms, one of which has an impressive vaulted ceiling and the fourth bedroom is currently used as a study. There is a family bathroom off the landing.

Outside The property is approached through a five bar gate across a sweeping gravel driveway which provides ample parking for numerous vehicles. Lawns lie on either side of the drive and a pond with established planting offering a high level of privacy and seclusion. At the rear of the property lies a pretty cottage garden and terrace which the two reception rooms open out onto. To one side of the house is the double garage. Opposite the house on the other side of the drive lies the triple cart lodge and stables which have the potential to be converted into an annexe or office subject to the necessary consents being obtained. Beyond the stables lie two paddocks, which are post and rail fenced.

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