The Old Rectory is a charming, Edwardian-era home nestled in the heart of Feniton village, surrounded by farmland and hidden behind a screen of mixed evergreen and broadleaf trees. The property boasts a wonderful sense of private peace and quiet, with its red brick exterior and hipped clay tile roof. Inside, the house is well-proportioned and features high ceilings, original architectural fittings, and large windows that allow for an abundance of natural light. The interior spaces are beautifully presented, with features such as picture rails, fireplaces, and rich-colored timber floors. The property's layout is an inverted L-shape, with all four reception rooms and kitchen/breakfast room facing south or east, and the five bedrooms on the first floor having views over the garden and surrounding countryside. The property also features a beautiful garden and grounds, including a gravel drive, parking area, and extensive level lawns bordered by flowering shrubs and rose beds. The property also has a potential self-contained annexe in the form of an extended former carriage house.