Peace, tranquility and all things relaxing spring to mind when I think of Park Farm. Located along the A41 in Pipe Gate, this 43 acre plot is tucked away behind the neighbouring houses lining the main road. The driveway is hardly noticeable between other properties keeping you hidden away with the majority of the land to the front of the plot keeping your living space quiet and private. The plot houses a substantial farm house dating back to the 1800's having the charm and character that you desire from such a property yet some of your major works already being completed including damp prevention and windows but crying out for you to put your own stamp on it to make it home. The main house is a four bedroom property with two large reception rooms on the ground floor and a spacious kitchen with utility room. A study/office area is accessed from the main entrance hallway with cellar below. Two staircases lead up to the first floor where there are four double bedrooms and the family bathroom. There are barns to the end of the house with internal access to a further space on the ground floor that has additional plumbing and fittings to convert part of the property into a self contained annex or further extend the living accommodation out into the barns. A row of dilapidated barns lie across the courtyard, ideal for development further to incorporate them into the existing property or to create further self contained accommodation subject to planning. The current owner has planning permission granted to extend the existing farm house with a fantastic timber and glass structure. Should this be something that is interesting to you, the planning details can be found on the Shropshire Planning Portal under the reference number 20/00052/FUL. The land around the property has been levelled in some areas with a large natural pond in the garden of the farm house and a further pond in one of the paddocks. A young woodland is maturing quickly lining part of the wetter land at the bottom of the plot and creating a private nature reserve. This is your opportunity to own something that you can put your stamp on with space around you and privacy. It's one that you need to see! Call us today to arrange your viewing.

Location
Park Farm sits within the hamlet of Pipegate on the A51 providing easy access to Nantwich and Stone as well as Newcastle Under Lyme and Market Drayton. Neighbouring villages of Woore and Madeley provide all of your immediate amenities whilst commuting links can be found near by with a mainline rail station at Stoke or Crewe and Motorway Connections to the M6 at Newcastle Under Lyme.

Directions
Leave Eccleshall on the A519 Newcastle Road, driving through the villages of Cold Meece and Cotes Heath. At the roundabout turn left onto the A51 and continue past The Swan With Two Necks and past the turning onto the A53. Opposite Phoenix rise on your left hand side will be the turning to the driveway for Park Farm. Turn in through the neighbouring houses and continue along the long driveway to the property.From Pillory Street continue head to Hospital Street. At the roundabout take that second exit onto London Road. At the traffic lights turn right signed A51 Stone/Woore/Whitchurch A530. At traffic signals turn left onto A51. Continue past Bridgmere, through Woore and Irelands Cross into Pipe Gate. Opposite Phoenix rise on your right hand side will be the turning to the driveway for Park Farm. Turn in through the neighbouring houses and continue along the long driveway to the property.

Agent Note
Due to the age of the property there comes a vast history. If you were interested to research further, this can be done by a simple Google search of History of Park Farm, Pipegate.There is a public footpath which runs perpendicular to the driveway in the closest field to the main road.Park farm owns the drive up to the public highway and there is a right of access for the relevant properties that are built between the main entrance to the gate and the highway .