This classic English Agricultural and Sporting Estate in Wiltshire's rolling Downland comprises a former dairy farm with a range of buildings, a cottage, and adjacent farmland. The farm buildings, which were once used for dairy farming, are now largely vacant and may have potential for alternative uses subject to planning consents. The property includes Cowleaze Bungalow, a spacious cottage with four bedrooms, and a family bathroom, as well as a private parking area and small garden. The estate also features arable farmland, which is currently farmed under a Contract Farming Agreement, and is situated near the A303/A36 junction, providing easy access to London, the south west, and the Cathedral City of Salisbury. The estate is also close to the World Heritage Site of Stonehenge and forms part of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape, known for its chalk streams and beautiful unspoilt countryside.