Braggington House is a charming late 16th century village house with 20th century alterations and restorations, largely built of timber frame with plastered infill and a clay tiled roof. The property has quintessentially English black and white elevations and features extensive period details throughout, including exposed wall and ceiling timbers, open fireplaces, exposed lias stonework, leaded light windows, and original doors. The attic floor has an important pigeon loft, and the living accommodation, which is well-suited for family living, offers potential for further improvement over three floors.