This stone and cob character home, converted in 1996, sits on the edge of a rural village with a priory mentioned in the Doomsday book. The property boasts an L-shaped design, with an impressive vaulted galleried landing on the first floor. The interior features extensive use of pine, giving a warm and homely feel. The ground floor includes a sitting room with a feature brick fireplace, a garden room with panoramic views, and a kitchen/breakfast room with a range of units and a traditional electric Rayburn. There is also a utility room, cloakroom, dining room, and a ground floor bedroom/family room that links to a separate bedroom with an en-suite shower room, making it suitable for an annexe. The first floor features three further bedrooms, a shower room, and a double aspect bedroom suite with uninterrupted views. The property also includes an indoor swimming pool and games room, as well as a large agricultural building with potential for development. The gardens are laid out to make the most of the stunning countryside views, with a secluded lawned area, raised timber decking, and a pergola providing shelter from the sun.