This historic property, Warren House Farm, dates back to approximately 1540 and is one of only five remaining "Vesey Houses" built by Bishop John Vesey. The property retains many original features, including a stone spiral staircase, exposed beams, and quarry tiled floors. The accommodation includes a reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, garden room, four/five bedrooms, two bathrooms, beautiful gardens, double garage, and various outbuildings, including a barn ripe for conversion. The property exudes charm and character throughout, with many original features and stunning views over the gardens. The interior design is a perfect blend of traditional and modern, with exposed beams, sandstone and brick walls, and a large fireplace in the living room. The property also features a beautiful garden room with views over the rear gardens, a family bathroom with a free-standing bath, and a single bedroom with a window to the side. The property is set well back from the road with a large, gated gravel driveway leading to the double garage and entrance porch, and the rear garden is an absolute delight with a plethora of shrubs and plants, shaped, mature borders, and an expanse of lawn.