Category Archives: Amazing houses

Very very pretty house! A beautifully situated Grade II* Listed country house with two bedroom annexe, extensive Farm Buildings including 8 stables in a secluded and sheltered position with 53 acres 6 Bedrooms, 5 Receptions, 3 Bathrooms, House, Detached, Garden, … Continue reading →

Coaxdon Farm is a Grade II Listed farmhouse with flexible accommodation and detached 3 bedroom holiday cottage. Detached 4 bedroom farmhouse. Indoor heated swimming pool. 2 annexe B&B rooms (1 family room). Large gardens. Outbuildings & garages. It’s a scorching … Continue reading →

Higher Eggbeer Farm is half a mile to the Southwest of Cheriton Bishop, in the Dartmoor National Park. The farm has not been on the open market since the 1950’s and having also been tenanted it retains its special medieval, … Continue reading →

A splendidly situated, substantial 5 bedroom former rectory, set within just over 2 acres of gardens and paddocks and located in the sought after hamlet of Thorne St Margaret. A further 10.33 acres of adjacent pasture land available as well … Continue reading →

Farm Small Holding For Sale Four Generous Bedrooms Master Bed En Suite Approx One Acre Of Land Rail Links To Manchester/Leeds Semi Rural Location Shops Amenities Close By Viewings Highly Recommended I went past this last night and spotted the … Continue reading →

Stanford Court is the Crown Jewel of the Teme Valley, the ancestral home of the Winnington family, standing in over 40 acres with a view across its magnificent lake and formal gardens. This is the hall! It’s massive! Probably bigger … Continue reading →

Sadly I didn’t win the euromillions last night so this is still just a dream! 7 Bedrooms Great Hall with hammer beam roof 3 reception rooms 3 bed lodge Historic remains of Roman bath house Beautiful gardens Tennis court, swimming … Continue reading →

Bloxworth House was built by George Savage in 1608 on an E shaped plan and can claim to be the earliest use of brick in the county. The house was bought by Henry Trenchard in 1689 and remained within the … Continue reading →

The Mill: This five storey mill was converted by the current owner in the 1960s and has seen little alteration since. It has been vacant for the last 12 years or so and used more for storage and therefore is … Continue reading →

superlambanana features heavily in this house. It is included in the sale apparently.