£5.6million Northamptonshire farm with its own business complex generating £135,000 a year goes up for sale

Chapel Farm, on Hanslope Road between Hartwell and Hanslope, offers a rather unusual opportunity for buyers looking for considerably more than a traditional country home.

The sprawling property includes a four-bedroom farmhouse, a separate three-bedroom bungalow and approximately 23,700 sq ft of commercial buildings divided into 11 units.

According to the selling agents, the commercial premises are already occupied under existing letting arrangements, generating approximately £135,000 in annual rental income.

The entire estate extends to around 256 acres, predominantly comprising arable farmland alongside permanent pasture, with the buildings surrounded by countryside.

At the heart of the property is a traditional stone farmhouse, which underwent a full renovation in 2004.

Its accommodation includes a kitchen and breakfast room, dining room, sitting room, study, sun room and four bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms.

There is also an attached single-storey extension providing two additional bedrooms used for bed and breakfast accommodation.

Outside, the farmhouse enjoys lawned gardens enclosed in part by a stone wall, while its elevated position provides far-reaching countryside views.

A separate detached bungalow, extending to approximately 1,583 sq ft, offers three bedrooms, a kitchen and dining area, living room, conservatory and additional facilities.

The wider estate includes traditional and modern agricultural buildings, including a grain store, with the agents suggesting some could potentially accommodate alternative uses, subject to planning permission.

The farmland itself is divided into 12 parcels, with approximately 224 acres of arable land and 27 acres of permanent pasture.

The farm is being marketed as a whole through Howkins & Harrison and Rightmove, with a guide price of £5,600,000.