This historic property, known as The Waggoners, dates back to the early 1600s and was originally three timber-framed cottages. It has been lovingly preserved and enhanced over the centuries, retaining many of its original features, including inglenook fireplaces, timber-framed walls, and leaded windows. The property has a rich history, having been a stocking factory, ale house, and even a residence for a blacksmith, brewer, and laborer. The current owners have carefully maintained the property's character while also adding modern amenities, such as a detached double garage and versatile outbuildings. The interior features a spacious drawing room with a secret doorway leading to a family room, a study, and a principal bedroom suite with an en-suite bathroom and a four-poster bed. The property also boasts four additional bedrooms, a neutral family bathroom, and a Nordic sauna. The gardens are a tranquil oasis, stretching down to the banks of the River Ock and featuring a cobbled courtyard, lawns, and a working kitchen garden. The property also includes a duo of games rooms, a timber studio, and a brick-built building with potential for a home office or cinema room.