• Upto 15 acres available with 2 manèges
• 8,435 sq/ft including outbuildings
• Private, with no immediate neighbours

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Discreetly positioned along the tranquil and highly sought-after Mill Lane in the picturesque village of Tanworth-in-Arden, The Mill House is a charming 19th-century residence set within approximately 8 acres of idyllic grounds.

This exceptional country home beautifully combines period character with modern comfort and boasts equestrian facilities and a wealth of versatile outbuildings. An additional 7 acres of adjoining land—including a second, larger manège—is available by separate negotiation. Over the years, the property has been thoughtfully extended to create a generous and flexible living space, featuring six bedrooms and four bathrooms, including a self-contained annexe ideal for guests, extended family, or staff accommodation.

The expansive grounds offer a superb lifestyle opportunity, complete with 11 stables, a foaling box, two tack rooms, a washroom, and a manège. Further outbuildings include a double garage, three car ports, a three-bay tractor barn, and ample driveway parking. With its enviable combination of period charm, extensive facilities, and private countryside surroundings, The Mill House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly special home in one of Warwickshire’s most desirable villages.

The property is Grade 2 listed and features the original mill.

• A RATED EPC - ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE
• 6 BEDROOM IN MAIN HOUSE & FURTHER 1 BEDROOM SELF CONTAINED ANNEX
• EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES WITH OPTION FOR FURTHER 17 ACRES

**GUIDE PRICE £5,000,000 - £6,000,000**
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Blenheim Hall — Exceptional architect designed eco home with 6 bedroom suites, 1 bedroom annexe & equestrian facilities
A unique architecturally designed countryside residence offering over 7,200 sq ft of A rated, energy efficient living space (10,192 sq ft including outbuildings). Set within 4.39 acres of private grounds with panoramic rural views, this unique home blends bold contemporary design with luxurious, sustainable living. A further approx 25 acres is available by separate negotiation.
Key Features
• Dramatic central building with thatched roof and vaulted ceilings
• 6 double bedroom suites, all with walk in dressing rooms & ensuites with further 1 separate 1 bedroom annexe
• Stunning kitchen/dining room with Shaker cabinetry, quartz worktops, island, electric Aga & integrated appliances
• Multiple reception spaces including drawing room, sitting room & cinema room
• Triple aspect study ideal for home working
• Fabulous kitchen, walk-in pantry, utility, boot room & 2 cloakrooms
• 5 car garage block with workshop
• Stable block with 5 loose boxes & tack room
• Landscaped gardens, naturalised pond & extensive terraces
• Secure, tree lined driveway with electric gates

The House
At the heart of Blenheim Hall is a dramatic central living space defined by soaring ceilings, exposed stonework, industrial detailing and rich timber finishes. Floor to ceiling glazing opens onto south facing terraces, flooding the interior with natural light.
The beautifully crafted kitchen/dining room forms the social hub of the home, with a bright sitting room opening directly onto a terrace. Four wings radiate from the central space, offering exceptional privacy and flexibility.
The principal suite enjoys a private terrace with hot tub, a luxurious ensuite and fitted dressing room. Five further bedroom suites provide stylish accommodation for family and guests.
Outbuildings & Annexe
A substantial garage block offers garaging for five cars and workshop space. The newly completed annexe provides high quality staff or guest accommodation with open plan living, double bedroom and bathroom.
A timber stable block with five loose boxes and tack room makes the property ideal for equestrian use.

Grounds
The house sits centrally within its 4.39 acres, surrounded by young woodland and open countryside. Newly landscaped gardens include dry stone walling, a naturalised pond, extensive lawns and generous terraces designed for entertaining and enjoying the views.

Location
Situated between Honeybourne, Pebworth and Dorsington, Blenheim Hall enjoys a peaceful North Cotswolds setting with excellent connections. Honeybourne offers a mainline station with direct services to London Paddington and Worcester, along with everyday amenities, pubs and a well regarded school. Nearby Broadway, Welford on Avon, Bidford on Avon and Stratford upon Avon provide further shopping, dining and cultural attractions.

Link to the advert: https://neilmercerproperties.co.uk/property/buckle-street-honeybourne-wr11/

• Around 27 Acres arranged in fenced paddocks
• Sand school & 28 box stable yard
• Runs as a successful DIY livery yard. Potential to create further business opportunities (STP)

This elegant Grade II listed residence is accompanied by a comprehensive equestrian yard with 28 stables, a riding school, and approximately 27 acres of well-maintained, fenced paddocks – a truly outstanding lifestyle property.

Exuding timeless charm and grandeur, the property displays a wealth of period character balanced with versatile and spacious living accommodation. The entrance hall, with its striking stained-glass front door and stone tiled flooring, sets the tone for the home, with stairs leading down to a partly converted cellar. At the heart of the house lies the large farmhouse-style kitchen, beautifully appointed with granite work surfaces, a Butler sink, Aga, and central island with seating. This inviting space opens into a light-filled breakfast area, enjoying a dual aspect and French doors onto the walled garden, while a practical utility room sits alongside. The elegant reception rooms include a well-proportioned lounge with an impressive inglenook fireplace, a further reception room with open fire, and a formal dining room showcasing a classic Georgian fireplace. Completing the ground floor is a study, together with a cloakroom featuring twin WCs.

The first floor offers a principal bedroom suite of impressive scale, benefitting from dual-aspect windows that frame outstanding views across the Downs, fitted cupboards, and a private en-suite shower room. A second bedroom, equally generous and also dual-aspect, enjoys similar far-reaching views, while two further bedrooms on this level each feature fitted storage, one with its own en-suite. A luxurious family bathroom with jet bath and shower completes the accommodation on this floor. Rising to the second floor, three further large double bedrooms provide versatile additional space, ideal for family, guests, or ancillary use. This floor also incorporates a modern shower room and useful eaves storage, ensuring the house remains as practical as it is impressive.

The Grounds & Equestrian Facilities
The home is approached via a private lane leading to ample parking at the front of the house, where formal flint-walled gardens wrap around two sides with expanses of lawn and richly stocked borders. From the breakfast room, a delightful west-facing courtyard garden provides a private retreat, enclosed by flint walls and raised flowerbeds.

The equestrian facilities are superbly appointed, with a 28-box stable yard arranged across 14 brick-built stables, a further 10 stables within a barn, and additional tack rooms, hay stores, workshops, and storage.
A well maintained sand school, generous parking for vehicles and horseboxes, and a series of extensive, well-fenced paddocks extend the equestrian facilities to around 27 acres in total.

Currently operating as a fully let DIY livery yard, the estate already generates an established income stream with scope for growth. Beyond the equestrian element, the grounds also present significant further potential, subject to planning consent, for diversification into a holiday let business or boutique glamping site. Such opportunities would enable a purchaser to unlock additional revenue streams and maximise the commercial value of this exceptional South Downs estate.

The charming Downland village of Piddinghoe is nestled on the banks of the River Ouse within the South Downs National Park. This picturesque settlement enjoys a peaceful rural atmosphere whilst being exceptionally well placed for access to the coast, nearby towns and the vibrant city of Brighton. The village itself benefits from a Farm Shop, Village Hall and Tennis Club, fostering a strong sense of community.

Everyday needs are readily met in Peacehaven (1.5 miles), which offers a full range of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, while more extensive shopping, cultural and recreational opportunities can be found in Newhaven (3 miles), the historic county town of Lewes (7 miles) and cosmopolitan Brighton (8 miles).
Transport links are excellent: Newhaven station (3 miles) provides direct rail services to Lewes (approximately 7 miles) and onward connections to London Victoria in just over an hour. The nearby ferry port of Newhaven also offers regular crossings to Dieppe.

Families are well served by a choice of state and independent schools in the area, including Meridian Community Primary School and Nursery and Harbour Primary & Nursery School, as well as highly regarded independent options such as Roedean School and Brighton College.

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• 3 Box Stable block with large barn and tack room.
• Near to Ashburton, South Devon
• Full Size Outdoor Arena

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Introduction
Set in over four acres of peaceful countryside between Landscove and Ashburton, Parkfield Court is a detached single-storey barn conversion offering excellent space, privacy, and equestrian facilities. With a flexible layout, generous proportions, and potential to enhance further, this home provides an ideal lifestyle opportunity in one of South Devon’s most popular locations.

Seller Story
I’ve loved living at Parkfield Court, not just because of the house itself, but because of everything that surrounds it. It’s incredibly peaceful here. Most of the time, all I can hear is birdsong, and yet I’m only a mile from Ashburton, the A38 and the edge of Dartmoor. It’s a perfect balance, quiet and rural, but never remote.

Parkfield Court has been well suited to serious equestrian use, comfortably accommodating a minimum of three competition horses, including those competing at international level. On occasion, the setup has been adapted to house four, and up to five horses if required. The property has also easily catered for a 38-foot, five-horse lorry, with ample parking available. In addition, the larger stable has proved ideal for breeding and foaling.

I’ve been here for over 30 years and raised the family in this house. The local schools served incredibly well, and it has been a wonderful place for children to grow up. There has always been space to run around, kick a ball, practise sports and simply enjoy being outside. It has given the family not just a home, but a lifestyle.

The courtyard is a real suntrap and makes the heart of the home feel like a private retreat, especially in the warmer months. I’m surrounded by beautiful countryside, with walks and riding routes in every direction. The views are constantly changing with the seasons and are something I’ll really miss.

The house was built with practicality and longevity in mind. Everything is on one level, with wide access, double doors front and back and generous internal doorways, which would make it easy to adapt for wheelchair users if ever needed. It’s solidly constructed using high-quality materials and is surprisingly economical to run for a home of this size.

I’ve also felt a strong sense of community here. This is a small hamlet with a supportive, neighbourly spirit, one of those rare places where you can feel truly at home from day one. And with excellent schools nearby, both state and independent, it’s a great area for families as well.”

Inside
The accommodation is arranged around a charming courtyard with a working water feature, which immediately gives the house a sense of privacy and calm. It feels tucked away and peaceful, and the courtyard itself is a lovely spot to sit out, sheltered and quiet. A wet underfloor heating system runs throughout the property, providing consistent warmth and allowing the character of the rooms to shine without the interruption of radiators.

The entrance hall sets the tone with parquet flooring and a cast iron fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming first impression. From here the house flows easily into the main living spaces.

The sitting room is a particularly inviting space, with a vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers adding height and character. A brick fireplace with a multi fuel stove creates a natural focal point, and doors open out onto a west facing patio that catches the afternoon and evening sun. It is a room that works just as well for relaxed evenings as it does for entertaining.

The kitchen and breakfast room is generous and practical, centred around a hand built kitchen with an oil fired four oven Aga. Granite worktops, Miele appliances and a double Belfast sink add quality and durability, while there is plenty of space for a large table, making it a proper everyday living space rather than just somewhere to cook. A separate utility room keeps things organised, and the shower room is next to it, is very practical. The study provides a comfortable space to work from home, tucked away from the main living areas, and it could easily become an extra bedroom if required.

There are four double bedrooms in total (plus the study), two of which have en suite bathrooms. A separate family bathroom serves the remaining rooms. The principal bedroom enjoys a vaulted ceiling and views over the garden, giving it a light and airy feel. Its en suite includes a freestanding bath, separate shower, bidet and WC.

Outside
The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with paved patios wrapping around the house and mature planting providing structure and privacy. A timber store sits tucked into the far corner for firewood and machinery.

The gravel driveway continues past the house to a large yard with ample parking and the equestrian facilities: a stable block with three loose boxes (including a larger foaling box), a secure tack room, and a large timber barn/workshop with power, lighting, and surveillance. An all-weather arena (approx. 42m x 21m) lies just above, with post-and-rail fenced paddocks and a Hickstead-style bank for cross-country training, making this an ideal setup for both recreational and competitive equestrian use.

Location
Parkfield Court is located just over a mile from the thriving town of Ashburton, a sought-after Dartmoor gateway town known for its independent spirit and strong sense of community. Here you will find an excellent selection of artisan shops, cafés, delicatessens and galleries, alongside everyday amenities. The renowned Ashburton Cookery School draws visitors from across the country, adding to the town’s reputation as a destination in its own right.

The nearby village of Landscove offers a well-regarded primary school and a popular local pub, creating an appealing balance between rural living and community connection.

For commuters and those travelling further afield, the A38 dual carriageway is within easy reach, providing swift access to Exeter and Plymouth. Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from both Newton Abbot (2.5 hours) and Totnes, making the property highly accessible despite its peaceful setting.

Dartmoor National Park is just a short distance away, offering miles of walking, riding and cycling across granite tors and rolling moorland. The sandy beaches of Teignmouth and the beautiful South Hams coastline, with its sheltered coves and expansive stretches at Bantham and Bigbury, are all within comfortable driving distance, giving you an exceptional balance of moorland, countryside and coast.

Useful Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
Services: Oil-fired central heating with wet underfloor system; oil-fired Aga; shared borehole water supply; shared septic tank drainage
Equestrian facilities include: Three stables, tack room, 42m x 21m arena, paddocks, and barn/workshop
Local Authority: South Hams District Council
Mobile: Likely with most providers (limited with O2 Data) according to OFCOM.
Broadband: 4MBPS according to OFCOM - High speed services are available via airband.co.uk or Starlink.com
Flooding: Chance of Flooding very low according to government flood check service.

Distances
Landscove: 1.5 miles
Ashburton: 1.5 miles
Plymouth: 22 miles
Exeter: 23 miles
Totnes: 8.5 miles
Newton Abbot Train Station: 10 miles
Exeter Airport: 26 miles