Doley Farm, Doley, Adbaston, ST20

Nestled down a quiet country lane on the borders of Staffordshire and Shropshire is Doley Farm which is as charming period farmhouse with a range of traditional and more modern outbuildings set in approximately 94 Acres (38 Ha).

Just two miles from the popular village of Cheswardine, which boasts a pub and primary school, and six miles from Market Drayton, which has a wide range of amenities, Doley Farm is well-situated to develop a lovely forever family home.

The farmhouse has been allowed to fall into disrepair and there is currently no bathroom suite. However, with four good-sized bedrooms and original features, this part-sandstone house is hugely attractive and would undoubtedly make a delightful home after some tender love and care. It is clear that, at some point, the gardens have been lovingly tended with borders, vegetable patch and orchard area.

There is an extensive range of useful farm buildings with potential for development subject to any necessary planning consents. Whilst the traditional buildings offer scope to be converted to a self-contained annexe for accommodation or home office use, the more modern steel portal-framed buildings could be used for American-style barn equestrian purposes. The network of lanes and the proximity to Bishops Wood, complete with bridlepaths, make Doley Farm perfect for those with equestrian interests.

The land extends to 94.26 Acres (38.15 Ha) in all and is suitable for grazing or arable crops. Doley Farm is offered for sale as a whole or in six lots.

For more information contact Annabel Fearnall.