• Detached single storey former Miller's cottage +
• Three bedrooms +
• Two bathrooms +
• Two reception rooms +
• Kitchen/dining/family room +
• Secluded garden with swim-spa +
• Double garage and Store +
• Many original features +

A Grade II listed single storey former miller's cottage set in mature gardens, with a double garage and views over fields in the village of St Ippolyts. A 19th-century Grade II listed single level property behind iron railings on a quiet country lane. Mill Farm has three bedrooms, two en suite, and a double garage which is currently presented as a bedroom along with a shower room. The mature wraparound gardens are private and enjoy open countryside views.

There used to be two mills in nearby Gosmore and in 1820 a windmill was built on a piece of land beside what became Mill Lane. In 1842 the owner of the windmill, Brown Collison, built a new cottage next to his mill for his miller Robert Squires. Mill Farm, as it came to be known, was built in brick to a rustic Italian design made famous by the architect Charles Parker, detailed in his 1833 pattern-book “Villa Rustica”. The property retains many original features and has been sympathetically modernised and refurbished by the current owners. Heating is via a Worcester boiler, and the property has a borehole for its own water supply, as well as being on the mains supply.