Normandy Farmhouse from 1801 with Stables and 4.3 ha of Grazing

A working smallholding rather than a show property: a solid stone farmhouse built in 1801, its outbuildings, and just over four hectares of flat, well-drained grazing on the edge of open countryside. THE HOUSE 209 sq m of living space, 9 rooms including 8 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 5 toilets. Fitted kitchen. Thick stone walls, exposed beams and deep window reveals have been kept; the layout suits a large family or a bed-and-breakfast alongside the yard. Individual oil-fired heating. OUTBUILDINGS AND YARD - Range of stone barns adjoining the house, part converted to stabling - Hard-standing yard with direct access to the paddocks - Hay and machinery storage - Parking for 10 vehicles LAND 43,698 sq m (approx. 4.37 ha) divided into post-and-rail paddocks with mature hedgerow shelter and a natural water supply. Level ground, suitable for a small livery, breeding operation or private yard of 6-10 horses. SETTING Quiet countryside position with no passing traffic, yet within easy reach of the town for feed merchants, vets and farriers. Sold with vacant possession.