Constructed of mellow red brick, part rendered under a clay tile roof, Rowley Green Farmhouse is a handsome family home believed to have been built in 1895. Internally the house combines light and spacious reception rooms with comfortable bedroom accommodation on the first floor. Of particular note is the sitting room of elegant proportions, centred on an ornate fireplace and glazed doors opening on to the west facing terrace. Rowley Green Farm has been a much enjoyed family home and may now benefit from some modernisation.

This property has 4.72 acres of land.

Outside

Gardens and Grounds The gardens and grounds are mainly laid to lawn and studded with a selection of mature trees. A broad terrace flanks the western elevation overlooking the gardens which are sheltered by deep hedges providing privacy.

Outbuildings Office and Shop (marked C on plan) Constructed of red brick under a clay tile roof these rooms were formerly the farm office and farm shop with a separate WC.

Rose Cottage (marked D on plan) A single storey self-contained cottage comprising one bedroom.

Wysteria Cottage (marked E on plan) A single storey self-contained cottage comprising two bedrooms.

Stables (marked F on plan) The original stable block with five loose boxes and large tack room over. Planning consent has previously been approved for residential use although this has now lapsed.

Brick Barn (marked B on plan) A traditional brick built barn previously used for retail/office purposes.

Four Timber Barns (marked H, I, J and K on plan) Built of timber and originally constructed for agricultural purposes and one now used as a workshop whilst the others are used for storage.

Timber Stables (marked M on plan) A range of three loose boxes Greenhouse and Toolshed (marked G on plan) A toolshed and greenhouse on brick footings.

Pole Barns (marked L on plan) An extensive range constructed of timber cladding under a corrugated roof. These barns have previously been let for commercial use and currently provide enclosed garaging for six cars/motorhomes and open fronted parking for two further vehicles.

The Paddocks Lying to the north-east of the house are two level paddocks useful for equestrian purposes.

Situation

Approached over a private drive and well set in the heart of its own mature gardens and paddocks, Rowley Green Farm has a spectacular wooded backdrop. Arkley lies on the fringes of Barnet with a wide range of shopping facilities and a good selection of restaurants. Communications are excellent with the A1(M) within 1 mile providing access to Central London, 12.5 miles distant and the M25. Fast trains leave New Barnet reaching London St Pancras in 19 minutes or alternatively High Barnet offers a Northern Line connection into Central London.

There is a wide variety of schools in the district including Haberdasher’s Aske’s, Mill Hill and Dame Alice Owen, Aldenham, Lochinvar and Queen Elizabeth’s Boys and Girls schools.