Nestled in a secluded rural valley, Lost Farm is a 16.7-acre property with a 15th-century farmhouse, surrounded by countryside on all sides. The property features a spacious hall, exposed oak frame, white brick flooring, and three open fireplaces, including a impressive Tudor fireplace. The house has been extended over the centuries, with a modern two-storey wing added in the 1990s. The property boasts six double bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms, and an impressive range of outbuildings, including stables, a pool house, and a barn with agricultural use. The grounds include a heated swimming pool, tennis court, and a large area of grassland, as well as a lake and woodland. The property is located down a private drive, approximately 0.5 miles from the village of Offton, which has a pub, church, and village hall. The property has mains water and electricity, as well as a private drainage system, and is located within easy reach of Ipswich town centre and its mainline services to London.