This period farmhouse for sale is a “stunning” 16th century property with three cottages and 11 acres of land.

Wood Farm, near Blackawton, is a “quintessentially English” stone-built farmhouse dating back to the 1500s.

Entering the main farmhouse, there are two reception rooms, while an oak-framed extension includes an open-plan kitchen, dining area and orangery, with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams.

Across the first and second floors, there are four bedrooms, the principal of which has a wetroom and a dressing room, while another benefits from its own en-suite bathroom.

Also on the first floor, there is an office and a family bathroom, and the annexe, which includes a reception room, a kitchenette, a double bedroom and a shower room.

As well as the main farmhouse and the annexe, additional accommodation includes Burr Barn, which has four bedrooms, and a converted threshing barn which is divided into two two-bedroom apartments.

The house and cottages sit in approximately 11 acres of gardens and grounds, including formal lawns and landscaped gardens, an orchard with a variety of apple trees, a stream, two ponds, fields and meadows.

There is also a pool house with an indoor swimming pool and changing facilities, as well as outbuildings including a large barn and a garage with a carport and an art studio.

The property is for sale with Strutt & Parker for a guide price of £2,850,000.

Blair Stewart of Strutt & Parker South Hams commented: “It's rare to find a holiday let in such an immaculate, turnkey condition - and especially one that's already running as an established and incredibly successful business.

“Wood Farm would be perfect for someone seeking a lifestyle change and a profitable venture, or alternatively for those in search of a beautiful, secluded home with extensive accommodation to host family and friends.”