Pulling onto the large gravel driveway, fit for many cars, you’ll be blown away by the sheer beauty and elegance of this period country home dating back to 1540, and carefully manicured gardens. The ground floor offers a generous living room that looks out onto the landscaped front gardens, original oak beams and inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. Off the living room is a hallway, side door and porch, study and music room with gorgeous stone fireplace. Completing the ground floor is a dining room with fireplace and a sizeable country kitchen with Aga, doors to the rear gardens and ample work surfaces. There are doors leading to a utility room, useful boot room/WC and pantry.

Moving upstairs, you’re greeted by a long landing, family bathroom and five double bedrooms. Three of these bedrooms enjoy en-suite facilities. A further staircase from the landing leads up to an attic room which is about 28ft long with eaves storage. There are incredible far reaching countryside views from some of the bedrooms.

Stunning landscaped gardens surround the house, offering around 2.5 acres, which includes a field that could be used for multiple purposes. There are various lawned sections, sculptured hedging, patio areas, and many pretty flowers, shrubs and trees. The farmhouse also benefits from a detached double garage, with substantial office, WC and log store. This impressive outbuilding has planning permission granted to be converted into further office space. Council tax band G. Oil fired heating, mains water and drainage.