This exceptional Grade II listed detached former farmhouse, dating back to the 1730s, offers a rare opportunity to convert a commercial bed and breakfast into a spacious private residence, subject to necessary planning consents. The property features extensive living space with many original features, including exposed beams, fireplaces, and traditional detailing. The main house comprises a welcoming entrance vestibule, formal drawing room, and a large sitting/dining room with a striking Inglenook fireplace. The kitchen is a highlight, with fitted units, a central island, and double doors opening into a light-filled garden room overlooking the south-facing garden. The property also features a study area, utility room, and ground floor shower room, as well as four double bedrooms and a traditional family bathroom on the first floor. The attic space offers potential for further living accommodation, subject to necessary permissions. The property also includes beautifully maintained south-facing walled gardens, patio seating areas, and off-street parking. Additionally, there are five self-contained chalets on the grounds, currently used for holiday letting, each with a double bedroom and en-suite shower room.