5 bed detached house

Lower Drayton is a Grade II listed farmhouse with parts dating back to the 14th century, featuring exposed beams, uneven timbers, deep-set windows, old doors, and flagstone floors. The house has stone and brick walls beneath tiled roofs, with a large, practical kitchen centered around an oil-fired Aga in the original fireplace. Two principal reception rooms, a sitting room and dining room, have Clearview wood-burning stoves and generous views of the gardens and countryside. Five bedrooms and a large family bathroom are arranged around a central landing upstairs, with the attic rooms providing further space. The outbuildings, including a granary, cider barn, and sheds, remain largely unchanged and provide storage and workshop space. Gardens, orchard areas, and a collection of traditional outbuildings surround the property, with orchard planting including perry pear, cider, and sweet apple trees.