Take a look at our pick of properties for sale with secondary accommodation for onsite staff
1. High Dunstone Farm, Devon
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The extra space: a detached, stone-built former granary with one bedroom.
For you: an 18th-century Devon farmhouse with four bedrooms, an AGA, pretty gardens and a pond.
For the horses: three stables with power and water, and an outdoor sand school. The grazing land amounts to just under 3.5 acres and is divided into two fenced paddocks.
What’s the damage? £775,000
Agent: Lang Town & Country
Telephonenumber: 01752 456000
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The extra space: ground floor staff accommodation in the equestrian centre, with one bedroom.
For you: a five-bedroom house set in unspoilt countryside with established gardens and a gym in a former stable.
For the horses: the equestrian centre includes extensive stabling, a floodlit arena, a tack room, multiple stores and around 20 acres of grazing with good fencing and water.
The extra space: a coach house to the side of the main house has been converted to provide two separate residences — a two bedroom cottage and a one bedroom flat — plus ample storage space.
For you: a Grade II*-listed house with six bedrooms, sitting above the town of Oswestry.
For the horses: a stable block with five boxes, set in 4.1 acres.
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