This Grade II listed five-bedroom detached period property is steeped in history and exudes period charm and character. The property has a wealth of exposed wall and ceiling timbers, original fireplaces, and three receptions, including a kitchen and two utility rooms. The building is believed to have parts dating back to the 1400s, with the deeds bearing the official stamp of the Duke of Kent recording the house sale in 1725. The property offers potential for improvement and is being sold with no onward chain. The interior features flagstone floors, exposed beams, and stone fireplaces, while the exterior boasts a large garden and grounds of 0.61 acres, including a paddock. The property is a unique and rare opportunity to own a piece of history.