Bakery
A stone building, currently single-story, which originally housed a clay bread oven. Presently used as storage, there have been plans to convert the building into a galleried studio, similar to La Cidrerie. The roof is currently terracotta tiles. The present building measures 3.8m x 4.2m, with additional foundations to either side covering a total area of 8.4m x 4.2m. Services including mains water, wastewater and electricity have already been installed up to the building in anticipation of conversion. Additional original stone is available for further construction or renovation.
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Pump House
Next to the swimming pool areas, this stone building, originally a calf-rearing shed, has been partly converted, with a concrete floor, electricity and mains water, and is presently used to house the swimming pool pump & equipment, with additional workshop space at one end. Open doorways lead (via gates) to the swimming pool and out to the gardens at the north end of the building. The building measures 4.8m x 2.4m.
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Garage/workshop
A timber-built garage with slate roof, presently used as a workshop, adjoins the farmhouse. The main central heating and mains electricity controls are found here. The building measures 6.9m x 2.8m.
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Office/workshop
This recent slate roofed extension to the main farmhouse, built on the foundations of an old woodstore lean-to, is built from concrete and cement rendered. Purpose built as an office, with telephone points for both telephone lines (main phone & fax/internet), desk-height electric points and central heating radiator, the building measures 4.9m x 2.6m and also features an internal, lockable WC. Mains water and electricity mean that this could easily be adapted as a utility or workshop. |
Caravan
A secluded two-berth caravan, with kitchen, & chemical toilet. The caravan is set into the garden and is completely hidden behind herbaceous borders, trees and creepers. Mains electricity is installed. |
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