Swarthghyll Farmhouse is a substantial, traditional stone-built period farmhouse with a stone flagged roof, modernized to exacting standards while retaining many character features. The property has a bio-mass heating system and features a kitchen diner, formal dining room, and living room with a multi-fuel stove. The first floor has three double bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bathroom, and a large house bathroom. The property also includes a self-contained unit, a bunk barn that can accommodate up to 40 people, and three walkers' apartments. Additionally, there is a partially converted barn with further potential, and a newly constructed bungalow that requires completion. The farm buildings include modern general-purpose portal framed agricultural buildings, a solar photovoltaic array, and a wind turbine. The property is complemented by approximately 100 acres of mixed grass and woodland, providing an amenity value and supporting an active farm use.