This rare gem of a property is a stunning double-fronted period residence with a rich history, nestled in a semi-rural location with expansive grounds. Originally built in 1860, the home boasts a unique blend of architectural heritage and timeless character, with remnants of the earlier 1571 farmhouse still present on the property. The property's charm is evident from the moment you step inside, with beautifully maintained gardens, a Grade II listed dry stone wall, and a warm and welcoming entrance hall. The interior features deceptively spacious accommodation, including a lounge with an open fireplace, a formal dining room, and a well-appointed kitchen. The property also boasts four generously sized double bedrooms, one currently used as a study, and a modern family bathroom. The master bedroom features a spacious walk-in wardrobe, with exciting potential to convert part of this area into a luxurious en-suite. The property's grounds are equally impressive, with three separate patio areas, a vegetable garden, fruit trees, stocked fishponds, and a derelict stone outbuilding with lapsed planning permission. With its unique blend of period elegance, modern comfort, and historical significance, this property is truly a one-of-a-kind family residence.