A farmhouse in the village of Clifford has gone up for sale for more than £1 million.
The detached property, which is in Church Road, has an asking price of offers over £1,100,000 with agent Sunderlands.
The house has five bedrooms and is set over three floors.
There are two reception rooms and a conservatory "which enjoys a southerly view".
The house is set in approximately five acres of land, which includes a paddock to the south and east.
The land also has a traditional stone barn, which has "potential for conversion" if the buyer gets planning permission.
The house is in Clifford, which is just two and a half miles from Hay-on-Wye.
The village has a primary school, church, and community centre.
The property is also in the catchment area for Fairfield High School in Peterchurch.
The nearest services and facilities are in Hay-on-Wye, which is known as the "town of books" and has an annual literary festival.
There is a medical practice, two dental surgeries, a supermarket, a primary school, cafes, restaurants, pubs, independent shops, a post office, library, and a cinema in the town.
There is also a market every Thursday.
The nearest train stations are in Hereford and Abergavenny.
The house is entered via a front door into an entrance hallway, which opens out into the main hall.
The main hall has exposed beams and an oak staircase.
The hallway leads to a sitting room and dining area, which has exposed timber beams and wooden flooring.
The room has dual aspect windows to the south, which the estate agent says "enjoys an abundance of natural light, creating a bright and airy ambience".
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