The sale of Stapeley Farm offers Purchasers the rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented and well-equipped rural property which is capable of a number of agricultural smallholding, equestrian or diversification uses, owing to the versatile range of outbuildings and manageable area of permanent grassland. Stapeley Farm. It is approached via a gated private driveway off the Council maintained Beaconhill Lane and is surrounded by a beautiful but manageable garden. The house is believed to date back to late-medieval times and has undergone various schemes of extension and alteration in its lifetime, all of which lend to its historic character, making it both architecturally and archaeologically interesting. During it’s most recent scheme of extension and renovation it was lovingly restored to the beautiful family home we see today. It is a detached two storey property of stone, brick and half-timber construction under a tiled roof, with timber framed windows. Internally it provides generous living and sleeping accommodation and benefits from underfloor heating throughout, along with an abundance of traditional features including exposed timbers and framework and inglenook fireplaces. The annexe is the former Wainhouse and is a detached two storey building of brick and stone construction under a tiled roof, which lies adjacent to the farmhouse and buildings and provides excellent additional living space, with potential for diversified use as a home office or holiday accommodation for example. Outside, the main driveway leads to both a front and back approach to the house, with ample parking for a number of vehicles. The extensive garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with generous patio areas, and is interspersed with trees and shrubs. Set away from the house is a large pond surrounded by shrubs. The buildings are currently used for stables, storage, garaging and workshop space, but have a multitude of potential uses. They are based around a predominantly concreted yard and comprise; - L-shaped, single storey former parlour, of brick and stone construction, comprising of stables, tack room, feed storage, gym, garaging/storage and utility with lean-to brick and Yorkshire boarded building to the rear, with concrete floor and containing further storage and alarmed workshop - Machinery/implement store with roller shutter doors and concrete floor. - Six bay, open fronted, steel framed shed, clad with Yorkshire boarding, with internal mass concrete panels separating two woodchip tipping bays and boiler house to rear The manège is approximately 40ft x 60ft. It is well-drained and has a sand surface and a post and rail fence. The land comprises of a number of conveniently sized enclosures of permanent grassland along with an area of wooded dingle, as the property sits at the head of Stapeley Dingle. Private water is supplied via a borehole located in the garden to the land and buildings. The farmhouse is supplied by both mains and borehole water and the annexe is supplied by mains water. Drainage to the farmhouse and annexe is via a private “Bio-Bubble”. There is a single-phase electricity supply to the farmhouse, annexe and buildings and a 21.12kw solar PV array on the roofs of two outbuildings. Central heating in the form of underfloor heating in the farmhouse and radiators in the annexe is fuelled by the biomass boiler. Biomass Boiler The property benefits from a 90kw biomass boiler which was commissioned in September 2014 and runs off woodchip. It is registered for RHI payments for 20 years from commissioning. It fuels the central heating in the house and annexe, along with the workshop. The income generated is approximately £10,000 per annum. Solar PV There is a 21.12kw array of panels on the roofs of two buildings. The installation was commissioned in November 2011 and benefits from the commercial Feed in Tariff for 25 years from that date. Payments include 43.3p/kw for generation and 3.1p/kw for export. Deemed export is at 50% of generation. The income generated is approximately £8,000 per annum. Contact details; Sole Agents: Peter Willcock/Louise Preece Halls Holdings Ltd Halls Holdings House Shrewsbury Shropshire SY4 3DR peterw@hallsgb.com louise@hallsgb.com

An incredibly versatile equestrian property located on the edge of the Mendip Hill, with access to superb off road riding and an excellent range of facilities. All set in just over 4 acres of gardens, grounds and paddocks with a further 1.67 acres available.

Mountoliver Hall, Co Laois, Ireland OIRO £550,000 Substantial country home with equestrian facilities, set on 5 acres with further land available. 3-6 bedroom main residence, annexe/additional accommodation opportunities, 6-10+ stables, Mountoliver Hall oozes potential. Equestrian home of incredible value, perfectly located in central Ireland with excellent communication links to all major cities and central to all show/event/training facilities across Ireland. Mountoliver Hall is perfect for all equestrian activities and hunting enthusiasts, with numerous packs on your doorstep, with Ireland being globally renowned for sports horse breeding. This stunning Georgian house is set in 5 acres of the best free draining pastureland around- if you are sick of mud, this one is for you. An additional 7.7 acres is available if required. This tranquil rural property has it all, a 25x40 sand and fibre arena, an attractive range of outbuildings, all set on a network of quiet lanes for hacking. With traditional brick built stables, several impressive stone barns, hay/lorry/livestock steel sheds, and more, there is huge potential for the purchaser to make Mountoliver Hall a wonderful home for their family and equines, or utilise the numerous barns to create earning potential running holiday lets or creating ancillary family accommodation stpp. With local flights from £15.99, this impressive small estate is only a few hours away.

● Detached Three Bedroom Stone Bungalow (Equestrian Occupancy Condition) ● Extensive Equestrian Facilities ● Eighteen Loose Boxes and Various Barns ● Manège 60m x 20m ● Good Quality Pasture Paddocks ● Approx. 18 Acres In All ● Secluded Position Surrounded by its Own Land ● Set in a Highly Desirable, Accessible Location An attractive detached three bedroom stone bungalow (EOC), set in approx. 18 acres with extensive equestrian facilities and good quality pasture paddocks, in a highly desirable, accessible location. We understand that the property was formerly part of a working farm and the bungalow has an occupancy condition that was amended in 1990 to allow occupation by persons engaged in the supervision of horses (planning ref. 90/01257/FUL). The current owners have run a successful horse stud from the property for over twenty years. The property occupies an enviable position, set up a private, tree-lined drive, surrounded by its own land and with a high degree of privacy and seclusion. It lies a short distance from the village of Horsington which has a highly rated primary school, pub and church. Nearby Templecombe has a Co-op Supermarket, doctor’s surgery and a mainline station on the London Waterloo line. The A303 dual carriageway is easily accessible at Wincanton, which has a variety of local shops and a health centre with sports complex. Wider ranges of amenities are provided locally at Sherborne and Shaftesbury. The property is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and there is direct access from the property’s land onto a back lane which leads to good hacking along a network of local country lanes.

● Spacious Detached Four Bedroom Barn Conversion ● Modern and Contemporary Living Accommodation ● Ideal Private Equestrian Property ● Paddock Grazing, Manège & Field Shelters ● Approx. 4.5 Acres In All ● Accessible Village Location A spacious and contemporary detached four bedroom barn conversion, set in approx. 4.5 acres with equestrian facilities inc. paddock grazing, field shelters and manège, in an accessible village location. This stunning steel portal barn conversion has been finished to a high specification with a modern feel and would be ideal for a family with equestrian interests. The flexible accommodation is perfect for entertaining and would lend itself to home working. There is ample parking and a large lawned garden. The property is situated in the popular Nottinghamshire village of Kirton, which has a good village community, as well as a pub. Ollerton is the nearest town and it offers a good range of facilities and amenities including shops, supermarkets and junior schooling. There is good access to the A1 at Tuxford.

● Five Bedroom Period Farmhouse with the Option to Provide Two Self-Contained Living Areas for Multi-Generational Living or Holiday Let ● Two Superb Modern Barns 75’ x 50’ & 90’ x 60’ ● Eight Indoor Loose Boxes ● Pasture Paddocks ● Approx 4 Acres of Ancient Oak Woodland ● Fossil Quarry ● Approx. 14.7 Acres In All A substantial five bedroom farmhouse which can be divided into two separate dwellings, set in approx. 14.7 acres with superb modern barns, eight indoor loose boxes, pasture paddocks, ancient woodland and a fossil quarry, in a truly rural setting with wonderful views. The main part of the farmhouse is believed to date back to around 1850 and the annexe was originally a barn that was converted sometime in the 1970’s. The current owners have a small Welsh Pony stud at the property and have let the main house as a holiday cottage for the last approx. fifteen years, which has provided a useful income. We understand that there is a wayleave payment from the electricity board for three telegraph poles that are situated on the property. There are ranges of local shops and amenities in Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells, and for those with equestrian interests there is extensive hacking available in the local area along bridleways and country lanes.

● Three Bedroom Former Farmhouse ● Detached Self-Contained Annexe ● Established Tea Room Business (Currently Closed) ● Camping Field ● Excellent Income Potential ● Woodland Plantation with Lake ● Approx. 3.5 Acres In All A fantastic home and business set in approx. 3.5 acres with a three bedroom main house, separate one bedroom annexe, tea room, camping field, additional wooded grounds and lake, with potential for further expansion We understand the tea room was established around 2012 and was open four days a week, serving morning coffee, brunches, lunches, traditional afternoon teas, cream teas and Sunday lunches. Due to ill health the vendors have not opened since December 2022. The self-contained annexe is currently let on Airbnb and is virtually fully booked through the summer months. The camping field is licensed for fifteen pitches with the Caravan and Camping Club. Further details on turnover are available from the Agents. The property is in a rural setting close to the villages of Pontyates and Pontyberem which between them provide a garage with general stores, Post Office and primary school. Full ranges of shops and amenities can be found in Llanelli and Carmarthen, and the property is close to Pembrey Park with its renowned sandy beaches.

3-bed property to let on Exmoor near Dunster with stabling and superb off-road riding including Dunkery Beacon, Dunster Deer Park, Grabbist Hill. Cottage is £1050 pcm, stables £123.40 pcm/per box, 2-6 boxes.

Superb Equestrian Residence Approximately 8000 sq ft of Accommodation Excellent Location of Southern Outskirts of Douglas Short Drive to Airport and Sothern Schools Spacious 1 Bedroom Annex Apartment Large Garage plus Generous Parking Adjacent 7.5 Acre Field 5 Stables, Tack Room, Handling Area and Hay Loft Tennis Court with Potential to Make Ménage No Onward Chain

Whatever your equestrian discipline, Andersea Farm could suit them all with a super range of versatile facilities. The property offers nine stables, workshops and stores, tack room, rug room, horse walker, barn, plenty of parking for several vehicles and horse boxes and a 40m x 30m all weather arena. All set in approximately 6.19 acres of gardens, grounds and paddocks.