This charming 16th-century cottage, located down a leafy Selborne lane, is steeped in history and ready for its next chapter. With its Grade II listed status, the property has been a part of the village's workhouse and has even starred in the TV show "Who Do You Think You Are", where actress Leslie Manville discovered her ancestor's involvement in the 1830 riots. The cottage features an open fire, exposed beams, and stunning views over The Hangers. The layout is versatile, with potential to add a shower or ensuite to the bedroom, and the loft room offers a home office, studio, or a relaxing space to take in the views. The small sun trap garden is perfect for afternoon and evening relaxation, and the cottage is conveniently located near the village's amenities, with Alton and Farnham nearby for further connections. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Selborne village history, and the current owners are willing to let it go chain-free.