This Grade II listed home, originally built as a farmhouse in 1612 and extended in 1790, the property features a distinctive brick and flint exterior with a host of original interior details like exposed timber frames, period fireplaces, and wooden and stone floors.

The ground floor features an impressive double-height reception hall leading to a playroom, sitting room, and formal dining room. The kitchen, equipped with an AGA, is complemented by an adjoining utility room, a separate breakfast room, and a study.

The first floor has four spacious bedrooms, including one en suite and a separate shower room. There is also a basement with tremendous scope for conversion into additional living space.

Externally, the property has a block-paved driveway with parking for multiple vehicles, a detached double carport and a garage. The mature, well-tended gardens are of a great size and surrounded by original Grade II-listed walls. The property also benefits from a timber summerhouse and a 2-acre paddock suitable for grazing livestock.