This enchanting, thatched village house, dating back to the early 1600s, is a Grade II listed property that combines historical charm with modern versatility. The property features a substantial and flexible living space, ideal for multigenerational living, with a large stone barn that could be converted into a one-bedroom self-contained annexe. The interior boasts polished herringbone parquet flooring, exposed timber beams, and period features such as a brick hearth and bio ethanol stove. The property has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a range of reception rooms, including a spacious sitting room, dining room, and study. The kitchen/breakfast room is a light-filled haven with a large table and ample space for modern appliances. The property also has a utility area, laundry room, and a range of storage cupboards. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with vibrant borders, ornamental trees, and shrubs, and a large stone outbuilding that could be converted into a one-bedroom annexe. The property is located in an area known for its Outstanding Natural Beauty, with country walks, scenic views, and community amenities nearby.