This 14th-century Grade II Listed farmhouse, Sampson House, is a historic property that has been in the same ownership for 60 years and is now in need of renovation. The property features many period details, including exposed floorboards, oak timbering, and inglenook fireplaces. The main living areas include a drawing room, sitting/dining room, kitchen, study, and bathroom, with the master bedroom and four further bedrooms on the first floor. The property also has a comprehensive range of outbuildings, including garages, a barn, and workshops, as well as 14 acres of land, including deciduous woodland and pasture. The gardens provide a private and charming backdrop to the property, with a paved terrace, lawn, and mature trees and shrubs. The property also features a unique disused former railway bridge, a rare find in the area.