If history and horses are your thing, this 265-year-old farmhouse and stables is for you!
Dating back to 1750, Palace Wood farm's original features include vaulted ceilings, stonework and exposed beams, an Inglenook fireplace, mullioned windows and an original carved stone staircase, and original cobbled floor in one of the house's seven horse stables.
The four double bedroomed house, which is on the market for £1,150,000 sits within 10 acres of land and has a dining kitchen with original features; a cooking range with double ovem which provides heating and hot water for half the house and room for a dining table to seat six or more.
The dining room has wide beams overhead, exposed stone work and an open fire with stone surround and stone flagged hearth.
The sitting room has a vaulted ceiling overhead and Inglenook fireplace with an exposed stone chimney breast and cast iron log burner. Double doors lead into the garden room, with mullioned windows, a tiled floor, exposed full stone wall and double ceiling beams, with a windowed door leading out into the garden.
The study is also suitable for use as a home gym, playroom or guest bedroom and links to a store room; there is also a WC and utility room on the ground floor off the entrance hall.
The master bedroom on the first floor has overhead beams and trusses, and an original carved stone staircase leads down to an en suite bathroom with toilet, bath, shower, wash basin and bidet.
The house has a bathroom and further three double bedrooms with features including exposed stonework, a window seat and overhead beams. The first floor gives access to the loft space above.
Outside there is enough parking space for at least 15 cars; two lawns and a raised patio with original stone-built outbuilding. Attached to the house is a two-storey barn, connected to a garage block with a dog pen and log store.
There are two stable blocks; one of three stables, and a barn with four stables. The house also has solar panels which bring in £2,000 a year.
