4 bedroom house

Great Ridgeway Farm extends to 26.42 acres (10.69 hectares) and comprises a newly built farmhouse, an extensive range of farm buildings, mostly designed for livestock housing purposes, and pastureland in a pretty setting. 

The property was built about four years ago, of red brick elevations under a clay tile roof. It is located in a pleasant position, centrally located within its own grounds, but away from the farm buildings. The house is subject to an agricultural occupancy condition.

The  front door leads to a small hallway, off which is situated a dual aspect sitting room with double opening garden doors and an open fireplace. The kitchen is well appointed with a useful range of units incorporating an electrical hob, a double electrical wall oven and an integral dishwasher together with a central breakfast bar. A door leads to an inner hallway with garden doors, off which there is a cloakroom with a shower unit in a cubicle. Beyond this is the utility room and a further living room, which is currently utilised as a bedroom. On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, one with an en-suite cloakroom, together with a family bathroom incorporating a separate shower unit. The house enjoys full oil-fired central heating, under floor on the ground floor. The house is bounded by an area of gardens and grounds, mainly laid to lawns, with a pond in one corner.

There is a comprehensive range of farm buildings, which are presented in excellent condition. They include a traditional barn of red brick construction, covered yards extending to over 13,500 sqft and a traditional barn of stone construction. Bounding the buildings there are extensive concrete yards. 

The farmland, which is all in permanent grass, extends to 22.93 acres (9.28 hectares) in three main field enclosures. The field boundaries mainly comprise tall hedges, which provide an attractive, private setting, despite the proximity of the M4 motorway on the northern boundary. The furthest field from the farm buildings is accessed across a bridge which spans the Bourne Brook.  There are no known public rights of access over the property.

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