This 15th century Grade II listed house boasts a rich history, having been extended in the early 17th century and once serving as the birthplace of renowned scholar John Colet, son of a former Lord Mayor of London. The property, situated on approximately 1.8 acres of gardens and paddocks, features a timber-framed structure with color-washed brick infill, an old tiled roof, and brick chimneys. Period features such as exposed beams and timbers, and inglenook fireplaces have been preserved throughout the house. The property also includes extensive outbuildings, including a barn with annexe potential, as well as driveway parking and a double carport. With its stunning countryside views and historic significance, this property is a unique and captivating find.