This rare gem of a property is a stunning period residence with historic charm and expansive grounds, nestled in a semi-rural location yet accessible to local amenities. With remnants of a 1571 farmhouse still present, the property is rich in history and character. The beautifully maintained gardens, including a Grade II listed dry stone wall with bee boles, offer privacy and scenic views. Inside, the house boasts deceptively spacious accommodation over three floors, with a warm and welcoming entrance hall, lounge, dining room, and well-appointed kitchen. The four bedrooms, including one currently used as a study, and two bathrooms offer ample space for a family. The property also features three patio areas, a vegetable garden, fruit trees, and stocked fishponds, as well as a derelict stone outbuilding with lapsed planning permission for renovation. With its unique blend of period elegance, modern comfort, and historical significance, this property is a true one-of-a-kind family residence waiting for its next chapter.