This detached Grade II listed farm house, situated in a village position overlooking open countryside, boasts a rich history dating back to the mid-18th century. The property, which was formally dated to the 1750s and 1800s, features a unique façade with a chequered red and vitreous brick pattern and has been painstakingly restored to maintain its original charm. The house is accompanied by a separate Grade II listed barn, once used for agricultural purposes, which has also been restored to its former glory. The property also includes a swimming pool barn, a modern addition that complements the original structures. The nearly three-quarter acre of gardens and off-street parking provide ample space for relaxation and entertainment, while the views from the front of the property overlook a wooded hill with the historic Wheatleaf Cross chalk carving.