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"Here s our TOP TEN reasons to love Town Head Farm

1. History in the same family since 1893, Town Head Farm comprises a former farmhouse, now ready for a complete refurbishment, as well as an attached stone barn and outbuildings with consent to convert into a separate four bedroom dwelling.

2. Fabulous far reaching views with a south westerly outlook down the Lune Valley and towards the Forest of Bowland National Landscape.

3. As it stands, the existing farmhouse, c. 1665 sq ft 154.7 sq m , has a kitchen with base and wall units, a larder and two reception rooms, both with open fires. The sitting room, with alcove cupboard, and hall have decorative floor tiles. To the first floor are three bedrooms and a three piece house bathroom with airing cupboard. There is also a cellar with flag floor and stone benches as well as a workshop, accessed externally.

4. External space plans show for a small courtyard to the south of the farmhouse along with a double garage. There is also an area to the west to allow for the formation of a small garden.

5. Immense potential for the attached barn and shippons planning consent was granted in 2008 Reference No. 08 2007 7847 dated July 2008 for conversion of redundant agricultural farm building into a residential property and change of use of agricultural land to extend residential curtilage of existing house . A new gateway was installed in 2011 forming part of a related application Reference No. 08 2007 7848 dated July 2008 for the Erection of four properties to the north of Town Head Farm . Commencement is confirmed but interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries to North Yorkshire Council.

6. Existing layout currently with access from the dining room of the house, the large lean to passageway has a red brick floor and corrugated roof. A door leads into the double height barn with flag floor and original barn door. Off here is a smaller shippon with concrete stalls and further stores.

7. Internal plans for the new dwelling show for an entrance hall with cloakroom and study off, living kitchen open to dining room, conservatory with doors out to the garden, principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and utility room to the ground floor and three double bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and a house bathroom to the first.

8. Parking and garden for the new dwelling plans show for a new access to be created to the north of the barn leading into a parking area. A large attached single garage has access into the utility room. The drive leads around to the rear where there is space for a garden.

9. Paddock situated to the south lies a gently sloping parcel of land c. 1.41 acres 0.57 hectares , perfect if you want to keep a few sheep or chickens! The land has two access points off the highway.

10. Location really matters in a quiet edge of village setting in Low Bentham, within walking distance of the facilities."