Listed at £795,000, the holding includes a detached farmhouse with five or six bedrooms and five reception rooms, according to the listing.
Additional accommodation is provided by a one-bedroom annexe and a two-bedroom park home, described as “twin unit”.
Outbuildings include a former cowshed and a multipurpose shed that is now used as a garage and workshop.
Access to the property is via a 400-yard tarmac lane off the St Nicholas to Goodwick road.
The farmhouse is constructed of stone and concrete block, with rendered elevations and a slate roof.
Inside, the main house features a split-level sitting room with a brick open fireplace, a kitchen with oak-fronted units and granite worktops, and a conservatory with rural views.
There is also a utility room, study, and a walk-in larder.
Upstairs, the main landing leads to several bedrooms, some with rural views, as well as bathrooms with both bath and shower facilities.
The listing notes a solar panel array and battery storage system ‘providing full back up power’.
Grounds include lawns, patios, an orchard, flowering shrubs, and two wildlife ponds.
The land comprises pasture, amenity areas, and around two acres of woodland with a variety of trees and wildflowers.
Outbuildings offer further storage, workshop space, and a chicken shed with a run.
Vehicle parking and turning areas are provided on a tarmac hardstanding.
Rural and distant sea views are mentioned in the listing.