The Cider House is a historic property that dates back to around 1700 or late Jacobian era, with the original cider press believed to be around 1800. The property has been renovated to offer spacious accommodation, including an impressive reception hallway, open-plan kitchen/diner and sitting room, and four double bedrooms with two en-suite bathrooms. The property has a unique feature, with part of the original cider press used to form a light fitting on the first-floor landing. The property is approached via a communal driveway with allocated parking for two cars, and has a large linhay storage and recycling store. The rear garden is mature and landscaped, with a summerhouse and decked area, and the thatched roofing is made of Dorset thatch. The property also has a unique entrance feature, with the relocated cider press serving as a entrance feature to Press barns found under the Linhay.