This Grade II listed farmhouse, dating back to the 1600s, is nestled in a stunning rural location and boasts generous accommodation, including four bedrooms, three reception rooms, and two bathrooms. The property is filled with original features, such as timbered ceilings, inglenook fireplaces, and built-in bookshelves. The traditional farmhouse kitchen features an oil-fired Aga and quarry tiled floor, while the open garage/carport and adjoining workshop offer additional storage and potential for an annex. The property sits on a garden of around 0.8 acres, which requires a makeover but has plenty of potential for a beautiful garden. The house is in need of modernization, but its rich history and character make it a unique and charming property.