A charming 16th Century timber-framed moated farmhouse, set in 8 acres of tranquil greenery

Grade II-listed (“special architectural interest“) Entry 1032847 from 1955

Displaying many original features including a wealth of exposed beams (roll-moulded bridging beams with leaf-carved stops and chamfered joists), mullion (diamond/moulded) windows, wooden floorboards, exposed brickwork, large fireplaces, and old wooden doors. Many of these features are indicative of a high-status (Yeoman-rank, more than 100 acres) house construction.

Ground Floor: Sitting Room • Reception/Drawing/Dining Room • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Utility Room • WC

First Floor: Principal Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom • Three Further Bedrooms • Family Bathroom

Attic: Full length, potential for development/further living space, subject to permission.

The house has a small rear porch/boot room and an attached boiler house. There is oil-fired central heating and two wood-burning stoves set in large inglenook fireplaces.

Detached Double Garage and workshop.