This 16th-century Cotswold stone and brick farmhouse boasts a plethora of character and sizeable accommodation, with generous room proportions extending to around 3,221 sq.ft. The property features exposed beams, casement windows, flagstone and parquet flooring, panelling, window seats, and traditional fireplaces, creating a charming and elegant atmosphere. The main accommodation includes a farmhouse-style kitchen, sitting room, dining hall, and drawing room, with five bedrooms, four of which are double, on the first floor. The attic floor offers scope for conversion into further bedroom accommodation. The property is set within a 0.53-acre plot, accompanied by excellent outbuildings, including a garage, workshop/store, and a former granary. The granary is individually Grade II listed and features a date stone in the gable reading 1765. The property is located on the rural edge of Purton, a thriving village with local shops and amenities, and is within easy reach of the M4, providing convenient access to London, Bristol, and Bath.