This 15th century Grade II listed house, with its rich history, boasts a unique blend of architectural and historical interest. The oldest part of the house dates back to the 15th century when it was a Hall House, later extended in the early 17th century. Renowned local resident John Colet, a professor and Chaplain to King Henry VIII, is believed to have been born in the house in 1467. The property features a timber-framed structure with colour-washed brick infill, an old tiled roof, and brick chimneys, retaining many period features such as exposed beams and timbers, and inglenook fireplaces. The property sits on a plot of approximately 1.8 acres, comprising gardens, paddocks, and countryside views, with additional outbuildings including a barn with annexe potential, driveway parking, and a double carport.