This Grade II listed farmhouse in Overseal, built in 1752, has undergone extensive restoration and improvement, winning the Georgian Group Architectural Award in 2005. The property boasts period features throughout, including free-standing baths, fitted shutters, and a stunning staircase. The grand entrance hallway leads to the dining room, long hallway, and kitchen, with access to a scullery, parlour, office, and toilet. The parlour is equipped with a Bose 11 speaker Dolby surround sound system, projector, and electrically operated drop-down screen. The kitchen features an integrated Rangemaster oven, double Belfast sink, and space for appliances. The first floor has three generous double bedrooms, two en-suite with showers, and a library with original wooden flooring. The second floor, originally the servant's quarter, has three further generous double bedrooms, two bathrooms with free-standing baths, and an en-suite shower room. The property can be accessed via a gated driveway with a detached double garage and workshop, and has a walled garden laid to lawn.