The house is positioned about 100ft/ 300 meters above see level and has about 10.01 acres of grounds.  It was purchased in a non habitable state in mid July and work was undertaken so it would be habitable in September.  Work is currently still in progress to finish the interior.

This was Steve's and my first venture into land ownership, though not house ownership so we have yet to invest in tractors and the like.

It has taken a while to get used to the idea that the horses are just in the back garden after 9 years of keeping horses in livery yards!  But it sure saves on time.

Fortunately there is a large concrete apron with a stone wall out the front so even when they are shut in at night they still have a reasonable amount of space to roam around in.

We plan to get some in lamb ewes in the near future to act as additional grass mowers and to provide us with food in the longer term.

Not really a lot you can say about a picture of grass but here goes.  The land is divided up into three fields two of about 4 acres and  one of about 1 acre.  the two large fields are to the right of the house as you look up the drive, adjacent to one another and dry stone walled. 

The third field is situated some 15 feet / 3meters above the other two fields, behind the house and currently has no access from our land.  We intend to put a gated access to this field from the road and possibly also up the bank from the parking area next year.  Ideally I would like to turn this into an all weather arena  but time and money will tell what the future holds for this idea.