External accommodation comprises a workshop with double entrance doors, a work bench, and arched access to utility shed, which has a partially raised timber floor, and is plumbed for a washing machine and dryer.
The vendors have created a small-holding eco-project at the property, growing their own vegetables, keeping hens, and using eco-friendly products. There is a large open shed, a cow shed, a timber shed, and a hen house.
The site has landscaped gardens with mature trees, hedges, vegetable beds, flower beds and shrubbery beds. There are adjoining paddocks with separate agricultural entrances, and most interestingly, this property was part of the Trees on Land project, with over 300 native trees planted to include space hawthorn, brown birch, alder, oak, scots pine, mountain ash and hazel.