Land

Braxfield Farm is a country estate with approximately 72 acres of land, comprising parkland, permanent pasture, semi-mature woodland, and approximately 960 meters of riverbank along the River Clyde. The property features a detached cottage farmhouse extended in 1967 to form a four-bedroom bungalow, which was subject to fire damage in 2023 and has subsequent planning permission to replace it. The estate also includes the remains of Braxfield House, a B-listed ruin and birthplace of Lord Braxfield, as well as a half-share of the original walled garden. Traditional features include the estate road, a former dairy outbuilding, a C-listed stable block, and a B-listed barn, while the property also has a four-bed fire-damaged bungalow, a traditional barn, and several courtyard outbuildings.