This stunning 4-bedroom, 2-reception room period residence, believed to date back to 1642, has been meticulously restored and updated to a high standard by the current owners. The property boasts a rich history, having formed part of the manse for the adjacent Baptist Church and later becoming the residence of the Master of the Hunt. The current owners have preserved the home's original architectural elements, including a magnificent twist-and-turn period spindle staircase and intricate stained-glass picture window. The property features a spacious and welcoming hallway, a large living room with a bay window and multi-fuel burner, and a bespoke kitchen diner with ample storage and quartz worktops. The first floor boasts four generously proportioned bedrooms, including three front-facing rooms with high ceilings and exposed oak beams, and a luxurious four-piece family bathroom. The property's exterior offers a beautifully landscaped garden with dual seating areas, a sun-drenched rear garden, and parking available at the rear. With its unbeatable location, convenient parking, and proximity to local amenities, this unique piece of history is an ideal family home for the discerning buyer.