This charming Grade II listed end of terrace house, dating back to the 17th century, has been beautifully restored and retains many of its original quirky features. The property boasts a spacious sitting room with large windows, a huge Inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and bread oven, and curved stairs leading to a vaulted bedroom and office/bedroom above. The kitchen, added in 2000 and recently refurbished, features modern appliances and a workshop adjacent. The property also includes a half cellar, a vaulted bedroom in the former hay barn, and a bathroom that needs updating. Outside, the property offers parking on the verge, a walled front garden, and a stunning rear garden with a suntrap patio, 120ft garden, and gated vehicle access, providing breathtaking views across the fields.