This beautiful period farmhouse, listed Grade II, is situated on a picturesque plot of nearly an acre in the charming village of Bury, Sussex. The property boasts immense character, with exposed beams, magnificent inglenook fireplaces, and stunning oak joinery throughout. The main elevations are made of mellow stone, with stone mullions, flying buttresses, and leaded light windows. The interior features four double bedrooms on the first floor, with two more accessible via separate staircases in the roof space. The ground floor has a sitting room with a loggia and garden access, a dining room with a fireplace, and a study. The kitchen has doors to a three-room cellar. The property requires modernization and refurbishment, but its beautiful garden, including a kitchen garden, orchard, and secluded swimming pool area, makes it an ideal family home. The tithe barn and period workshop provide additional storage and parking, while the Steddle studio offers a flexible living space. The village of Bury, mentioned in the Doomsday book, is a thriving community with a local school, parish hall, church, and pub, and is surrounded by the South Downs National Park.