The Old Forge is a unique, Grade II Listed property with a rich history dating back to 1763. Originally a shoeing forge, it later served as a dwelling in the 18th century and was used by the Horse Guard Regiment during World War Two. The property retains much of its original character and features versatile accommodation, including a detached one-bedroom annex. The main house has a vestibule with round stained glass windows, leading to an entrance hallway with a wood floor and oak staircase. The kitchen diner is equipped with Shaker-style units and has a pantry, while the living room features a bay window with bespoke seating and an inglenook-style fireplace with a wood-burning stove. The property also includes three well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a utility room. The detached annex boasts vaulted ceilings and offers a spacious lounge diner, kitchen, bedroom, and shower room. The property is set within mature landscaped gardens, featuring a sweeping gravel driveway and a double garage with power and lighting.