This 17th-century house is nestled in a valley, surrounded by beautiful riverside gardens and parking for three vehicles. The property boasts stunning period features, including intricate fireplaces, exposed stone walls, beams, and ornate radiators. The main entrance leads to a spacious hallway with a storage area and glazed door to the kitchen, which features a quarry-tiled floor, stone working fireplace, and a traditional Esse stove. The living room has a flagstone floor, inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, and French doors to the garden. The four bedrooms, including one with river views, are spread across three floors, along with two bathrooms and a study/dressing room. The property also has a lapsed planning permission for a one-and-a-half-storey extension. The location is idyllic, surrounded by wildlife and with easy access to nearby villages and countryside.