This stunning five-bedroom house, known as Manymans Mead, is a Grade II listed property that dates back to the 15th century. The property boasts an abundance of period features, including Inglenook fireplaces, timber beams, and mullion windows. Originally a farmhouse, it was converted into four cottages in the 1830s and has been in the same ownership for 54 years. The property has been beautifully restored and now spans over 2,660 sq ft, set over two floors. It features a drawing room, dining room, study, cloakroom, utility room, kitchen, and sitting room on the ground floor, and five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom suite with a large dressing room and ensuite bathroom, as well as a shower room and separate loo, on the first floor. The property is situated in the popular village of Sutton Veny, which offers a well-reputed primary school, church, and village hall, as well as easy access to nearby towns and cities. The property also comes with a thoughtfully landscaped garden, kitchen garden, south-west facing terrace, summer house, and two storage sheds, as well as a two-storey garage with planning permission to convert it into a separate domestic dwelling.