A "MOST attractive and substantial" Grade II-Listed Herefordshire country house has hit the market with a price tag of £1.3 million.
Situated in a delightful rural location surrounded by farmland, the five-bed house near Ledbury is currently for sale with agents John Goodwin.
In a Zoopla listing, the agents said the house has five reception rooms, impressive garden room, breakfast kitchen, three bath/shower rooms, extensive parking, interesting range of outbuildings and manicured grounds extending to around two acres.
White House Farm, in Canon Frome, dates back to the late 16th century and is a part stone, part brick and part half timbered former farmhouse.
"The property boasts a wealth of original features including attractive elm timber doors, flagstone, quarry tiled and parquet floors, extensive exposed timbering, feature fireplaces and leaded windows," the listing said.
"The current owners have maintained the property beautifully throughout and in recent years have added a striking contemporary conservatory complete with underfloor heating and Bi-fold doors, which is flooded with natural light and enjoys a prime position overlooking the garden.
The accommodation, which extends to around 4,000 sq ft, is arranged on the ground floor with an entrance hall, music room, drawing room, sitting room, study, conservatory and utility room.
A rear lobby leads to the dining room and farmhouse style breakfast kitchen.
The first floor is approached by two staircases, the first staircase leads to a master suite with luxury fitted shower/dressing room, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom.
The second staircase leads to two double bedrooms and a shower room.
"The garden and grounds belonging to White House Farm are a true delight and extend to approximately two acres," agents added.
"There is a formal garden with a stone paved seating courtyard, vast areas of manicured lawns, borders stocked full of interesting plants and shrubs and a small copse.
"There is an adjoining orchard with an array of fruit trees, including Worcester Black Pear, and a well established vegetable patch.
"Adjacent to the property there is a barn incorporating former hop kilns currently providing an extensive range of workshops and store rooms, which could be converted into additional living accommodation or developed further for other uses (subject to the necessary permissions)."
There is a gravelled driveway providing parking for several vehicles and a garage,
The agent's strongly recommend an internal inspection to appreciate all that this substantial property has to offer.
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