Little Hall Farm in Newcastle-on-Clun, near Craven Arms, is for sale with estate agents Halls with a guide price of £2.725-2.775 million.

It is sold as a whole or in two parts.

Lot 1, with a guide price of £1.45m – £1.5m, comprises a Grade II listed postcard style stone farmhouse with two additional self-contained outbuildings, traditional farm buildings with conversion potential, purpose built cattle sheds and 81.57 acres of fertile pastureland with extensive river frontage to the River Clun.

With a guide price of £1.275 million, lot two comprises a 255.64 acre block of upland grassland suitable for grazing or grass conservation.

Owned by the Price family for 68 years, the farm is situated about 200 metres above sea level and is surrounded by fertile riverside pastureland, with its natural beauty enhanced by two ponds and nature reserves.

Accommodation in the farmhouse, which offers potential for careful modernisation and improvement, comprises a cellar, kitchen and sitting room on the ground floor, two bedrooms and shower room on the first floor and two bedrooms and toilet on the second floor.

Integrated into the farmhouse are two additional residential extensions that provide independent accommodation.

The ground floor extension has a hallway, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, kitchen and living room, whilst the first floor extension has a kitchen, bedroom, shower room and combined living and dining room.

The well-planted front garden has been tastefully landscaped and the farmhouse has a stone garage.

The outbuildings consist of a storage shed with steps to the loft on the first floor and an open fronted double garage with loft.

In addition there is a former stone granary and a traditional stone area, both of which are developable subject to planning permission.

The farm buildings consist of a garage, an attached storage shed with six parking spaces, a barn with seven parking spaces, a cattle shed with three parking spaces, an attached playpen, a storage shed, a barn with four parking spaces and attached storage shed, a barn with eight parking spaces and two attached cattle sheds and a sheep barn.

The upland grassland block in lot two is between 650 and 1,350 feet above sea level and provides good grazing for cattle.

In November 2014, solar modules were installed that can generate 3.92 kilowatts of power.

Viewings are by arrangement with Peter Willcock or Rachel Howson at Halls on 01743 450700.