Farmhouse and buildings have great potential

Horsley House Farm, Norton Curlieu Lane, near Warwick, goes under the hammer at the Warwick Arms Hotel on Tuesday May 21 at 6.30pm.

The detached grade II-listed farmhouse is in need of substantial repair and refurbishment. It comes with brick and tiled traditional farm barns and range of modern farm buildings together with gardens and paddocks in all extending to approximately four and a quarter acres

The farmhouse itself is thought to date from around 1650 and is built of brick and half-timbered elevations, part rendered beneath a pitched tiled roof.

Currently the property is divided into two dwellings but has the potential to be combined to form a delightful residence together with extensive range of buildings.

The property occupies an elevated rural location with far-reaching views over the Warwickshire countryside. It is thought that the farm buildings offer development potential, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The guide price is £600,000. For more information contact the selling agents Godfrey-Payton at 25 High Street, Warwick, or call 01926 492511.