Gelynis Farm is a substantial Grade II* listed farmhouse dating back to the 1500s, and was listed as being one of the most preserved examples of early vernacular houses in the region. The Property offers extensive accommodation, comprising a 2 bedroom farmhouse with a main reception room, sitting room with beamed ceiling and fireplace, as well as the main kitchen and utility room. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom. There are two separate staircases at the central and eastern wings of the property. The guest wing, which was most recently used as bed and breakfast accommodation has a separate staircase and provides 7 en-suite guest bedrooms, a separate kitchen and dining room. Four of the bedrooms are self-contained and are accessed externally. Total accommodation includes: - 9 bedrooms (7 bedrooms with en-suites); - 4 reception rooms; - 2 kitchens. The beautifully landscaped mature country garden is to the south of the Property and spans across two parcels enclosed by hedgerows. There are formal rights of access to Gelynis Farm from the B4262. Evidence of Japanese Knotweed at the property’s curtilage.