This exquisite Grade II listed residence, dating back to the 15th century, seamlessly blends period features with modern living. The property, formerly the Black Horse Inn and an early Quaker meeting house, boasts exposed timbers, inglenook fireplaces, and vaulted ceilings. Set within a generous 0.72-acre plot, the house offers spacious and versatile accommodation, including multiple reception rooms, a detached studio, and stunning gardens. The property features a beautifully proportioned drawing room with an impressive Inglenook fireplace and original exposed beams, as well as a family room, kitchen, breakfast room, utility room, dining room, study, and four bedrooms, including a 23-ft master bedroom with vaulted ceilings and an en-suite shower room. The property also has a detached double garage, outbuildings, and a garden room and summer house, creating an idyllic retreat for both entertaining and family enjoyment.