A Grade II listed house dating back to the 16th century has gone on the market.
New House Farm is available to buy for £1.25 million in Hereford.
The Moccas property has been described as "an exceptional Grade II listed period house that is believed to date from the 16th century" by agent Strutt & Parker.
The house features timber framing with rendered infill and a jettied first floor.
An adjoining barn has been incorporated to provide additional accommodation.
The ground floor of the original house has two reception rooms, including a dual aspect drawing room.
This room has timber beams, wooden floorboards and a brick-built fireplace with a wood-burning stove.
Next to the drawing room is the garden room with full-height windows and French doors opening to the garden.
The original house is connected to the 17th-century barn by a former dairy, now converted into a library with built-in oak bookcases.
The kitchen has bespoke wooden units and an Aga, while the adjoining dining room is separated by vertical timbers in a semi open-plan layout.
It features a double-height ceiling with a galleried landing above, French doors to the garden and another wood-burning stove.
The barn has two double bedrooms on the ground floor, both with en-suite shower rooms.
Upstairs, the galleried landing provides a sitting area and leads to a mezzanine playroom/storage area, a shower room and a further double bedroom with a freestanding bathtub.
The first floor of the original house has the principal bedroom with wooden flooring, an impressive fireplace, a freestanding roll-top bathtub and an en-suite shower room.
Stairs continue from the principal bedroom to another bedroom on the second floor, ideal for use as a study.
The Granary is a detached outbuilding providing additional accommodation for guests or family members.
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