To the outside, the property is approached through electrically operated gates to an in and out driveway with turning and parking area to the front of the house and spur drive leading off to the Stable Yard.

To the side of the house is a Detached Cottage, converted in 2004 from the original garage building, being of single storey brick construction under a tiled roof, with panelled windows, comprising double doors to a sitting room/studio/office with high vaulted ceiling and wood plank floor; kitchen with floor and wall units and wood floor; shower room and double bedroom. To the rear of the cottage is a picket fenced rose garden stocked with David Austin highly scented roses with a pretty gazebo to one side overlooking the Hard Tennis Court.

A spur drive leads to the Stable Yard with a large turning and parking area and access gates to a concrete yard. There is a timber built Stable providing two standard Loose Boxes with a large Hay Barn, linking to a pitched roof stable building divided to provide Monarch Loose Boxes comprising three Mare and Foal Boxes and two Loose Boxes, a Feed Room and Tack Room. Power, light and water are connected.

To the side of the stable yard is a Manège measuring 60 x 20 metres, within low level wooden fencing.

The large field of about nineteen acres is post and rail and stock fenced, with hedge boundaries and two water troughs. The land is free draining being on sandstone and shale, enabling horses to be put out during winter months.

To the west side of the property is a pretty bluebell chestnut copse, of about 1.2 acres.

In all the property extends to about 24 acres.