A charming farmhouse which has its own pub and games room is going on sale for just under £3million.
The huge four-bedroom home, which is situated in the village of Siston, near Bristol, is located on quiet land behind electric gates. The impressive property also boasts a duck pond and spacious drive outside.
It is the perfect place for pals who want to walk a few seconds over to a pub, instead of making a trip down to their local boozer. The pub on the property was designed in a converted bar and includes lager and Guinness on tap. It also features a pool table, darts board, table football and a pinball machine.
According to the listing, the house has been used as a family home and the pub has been used as an events space for family and friends. Estate agents Carter Jonas says the building offers a "unique quirk".
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The house has 3,746 sq ft of accommodation with a dining hall, kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, study, utility room and cloakroom on the ground floor and four bedrooms and three bathrooms on the first floor. It includes two annexes and 43 acres of land. There is more than 6,000 sq ft of further accommodation across the two annexes and the outbuildings.
A one-bedroom annexe is attached to a double garage in a converted barn and behind the main house is a two-bedroom barn conversion with its own private garden and greenhouse. The property also has an L-shaped stable block with concrete yard, the barn that has been converted into the pub, a large open barn used as a garage and a single-storey building arranged as offices and a gym.
The grounds include a menage with floodlighting and paddocks, a stream and gardens. The village of Siston dates back to the Domesday Book and the church, which was built on the site of a Celtic temple, neighbours this property. David Mackenzie, partner at Carter Jonas, said: "This extensive property offers a unique quirk rarely seen on the market - its own pub and games room. The pub is across the drive from the main house, in an old agricultural barn they have converted for the bar.
"They have it for parties with family, friends and neighbours. Double doors open onto the stable yard, so in the past they have attached a marquee onto it and had in excess of 200 people. It would also be perfect for a family member to get married here, as they can spill into the extensive garaging they have next door. The house has been used as a family home and has a number of outbuildings and secondary accommodation set within 43 acres."
