This 17th-century Grade II listed property, known as The Griffin, is a rare gem that seamlessly blends its rich history with modern comforts. Located in the heart of Tong Village, the home was once a pub and social hub, and its architecture reflects its connection to nearby Tong Hall. The property's name is derived from the Tempest family's coat of arms, and its features, including stone mullion windows and arched forms, whisper stories of its past. Inside, the home's heritage is evident in its terracotta tiles, restored herringbone flooring, and dark wood beams. The kitchen is simple yet practical, with a brick arch leading to the dining room, where a restored fireplace anchors the space. The living room features a log burner, oak panelling, and stone mullion windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The upstairs area includes three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a feature fireplace and south-facing windows overlooking green fields. Throughout the property, the owners have carefully preserved its character, making it a truly unique and special home.