This Grade II listed 15th century house boasts a rich history, having been given its listing status in 1967 due to its architectural and historical significance. The property, which dates back to the 15th century, was originally a Hall House before being extended in the early 17th century. Notable resident John Colet, son of a former Lord Mayor of London, is believed to have been born in the house in 1467 and went on to become a professor, prebendary of St Paul's, and Chaplain to King Henry VIII. The house retains many period features, including exposed beams and timbers, inglenook fireplaces, and an old tiled roof. Situated on a plot of approximately 1.8 acres, the property includes extensive outbuildings, including a barn with annexe potential, driveway parking, and a double carport, as well as beautiful gardens and paddocks with countryside views.