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5 bedroom farm house for sale
Glasbury, Hereford
£1,800,000
Glasbury, Hereford
£1,800,000
Our Summary
- of predominantly Grade 2 & 3 Arable & Grassland | Development PotentialFor sale in Six Lots or as a Whole by Informal TenderLOT 1 - Farmhouse & Buildings with 58
- Combining productive farmland, quality infrastructure, and significant lifestyle and development potential, Penygenhill represents an outstanding rural opportunity in a sought-after and accessible border location
- Upstairs, the first floor offers five bedrooms and a WC, while attic spaces provide scope for conversion into additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents
- Steeped in history and full of period detail, the farmhouse provides a charming country home, with ample scope for sympathetic updating and repairs to suit individual style and taste
- The barn presents an exciting opportunity for future development, with the potential to create additional residential or holiday let accommodation on site, subject to obtaining necessary planning consents
- The land is attractively diverse, comprising of level and gently sloping land ranging from 300ft to approximately 500ft above sea level offering a range of cropping potential
- The land may offer arable cropping potential and is split into conveniently sized parcels
Description
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Here is a summary of the property description in a single paragraph:
Penygenhill is a former dairy farm with excellent buildings and fertile land, situated near the Herefordshire/Powys border. The property features a charming Grade II listed five-bedroom farmhouse, dating back to the 16th century, with a range of modern and traditional agricultural buildings providing high-quality livestock housing, machinery and fodder storage. The farmstead is situated on 160.21 acres of predominantly Grade 2 and 3 arable and grassland, offering excellent flexibility for both arable cropping and livestock grazing. The property has significant development potential and is well-positioned near the village of Glasbury, with access to amenities and road links to Brecon, Leominster, Hereford, and beyond. The farmhouse has a rich array of period features, including exposed beams, original stonework, and traditional architectural details, and offers ample scope for sympathetic updating and repairs. The farm buildings provide versatile accommodation for livestock, fodder, and machinery, and the property is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-balanced and productive farm with excellent infrastructure and lifestyle potential.