Pipistrelle Farm is accessed through Oak gates. The principal drive lined with floodlit Gleditsia Sunburst trees, passes expansive lawned gardens with stockproof fencing to Pipistrelle Barn. The southern wing comprises a triple garage block and an arch leading to a courtyard, where there is the front entrance hall, an additional garage, office, a triple cart lodge and to Camellia Barn.

Pipistrelle Barn is a traditional Grade II Listed 17th Century timber framed and clad building which was renovated and completed in 2017 to a high specification. The vaulted ceilings and interlinking reception rooms are ideal for entertaining.

The impressive entrance hall opens to the dining hall which has an original flagstone floor and has a western aspect overlooking the garden. The drawing room has a large wood burning stove and links into the south facing Sun room, where there is a further elongated wood burning stove and glimpses of the original clay lump construction providing a feature. The large kitchen/breakfast room has a southern aspect with an adjoining family room with a double sided wood burning stove and French windows opening to a private west facing enclosed garden with a pergola, water feature and wooded area. The south wing has a utility room with a cloakroom, shower and a “dog shower” adjacent to a ground floor bedroom, which has an en-suite shower room and separate access, ideal for a carer/au-pair or guest.

There is a 24 hour monitored alarm & CCTV security system, triple glazing and underfloor heating.

On the first floor, there are three principal bedrooms with galleried snug/play areas/additional bed spaces. There is underfloor heating, solar panelling and Tesla battery storage serving all three residential units keeping annual heating costs to a minimum. All the properties are served by 1 gigabyte of fibre.

A general purpose steel framed portal building (12m x 5.5m) with a wood store, provides additional machinery storage.

A separate drive with gates provides access to Glider’s View and Camellia Barn. The former is a two bedroom former cart lodge with a air source heat pump and garaging and the latter, a one bedroom self-contained cottage, are both let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy, producing £1,150 and £1,100 pcm