• Equestrian Home +
• Five Bedrooms +
• 9 Acres Approx +
• Outstanding Location +
• American Style Stabling +
• All Weather Arena +
• Triple Carport +
• Potential Self Contained Cottage +
• The property can be available with less land for a lower figure +

Country & Equestrian listing marketed in Partnership with Finest.co.uk - a prestigious network of handpicked independent estate agents with a reputation for excellence in the UK’s most desirable locations. This partnership enhances our reach and ensures our properties are promoted to the widest and most relevant audience Farmstead equestrian home set within it’s own land of approximately 9 acres (Plot 2 is available by separate negotiation for approximately £100,000 more)  with a long sweeping driveway approach through woodland and paddocks to the most outstanding setting with far reaching views across the rolling countryside. Conveniently set with excellent access to the A47, whilst being set in the peaceful back lanes adjoining the famed Launde Abbey and within easy access to Oakham, Uppingham and Leicester, all offering some of the best schooling in the midlands. This home was recently renovated and modernised, whilst keeping it’s homely farmhouse feel with practical accommodation comprising of five bedrooms, four bathrooms, open plan kitchen/dining room, utility room, sitting room and a further spacious reception room, plus a self contained cottage which also works ideally for a home office area. Externally, the property offers an American style stabling, with an all weather arena, plus well fenced paddocks allowing for rotation grazing, a timber triple carport with an enclosed garage and further outbuildings, well planted design cottage farmhouse gardens with raised terraced to the south facing front aspect taking in the stunning views. This property may be offered alongside a recently converted three bedroom barn with its own stabling, garaging and two acres of paddock land with first refusal being given to the purchaser of Copt Hill Farm by separate negotiation