The Cider House is a historic property that dates back to around 1700, with the original cider press believed to have been used from the 18th century until the 1950s. The property has been beautifully restored and now features an impressive reception hallway, open-plan kitchen/diner and sitting room, and four double bedrooms with two en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom. The property also has a spacious galleried landing and a large linhay storage area with capacity for a small car. The exterior features a communal stone chipped driveway with allocated parking for two cars, as well as a large landscaped garden with a summerhouse and decked area. The thatched roofing is made of Dorset thatch and benefits from fire insurance.