Thurstons is a stunning, secluded period farmhouse dating back to the early-mid 16th century, boasting a wealth of character and period charm. The property features ornamental pargetting, mullion windows, exposed timbers and beams, and original inglenook fireplaces. The accommodation includes a kitchen/breakfast room, utility, dining room, sitting room, study, and cloak room, with two separate staircases leading to the first and second floor bedroom areas. The property also boasts a beautiful library or cinema room on the second floor. The grounds extend to approximately 8.5 acres, featuring a Tudor garden, pond, and woodland, as well as a field over the road. There are numerous outbuildings, including a cart lodge, workshop, potting shed, and store, and a greenhouse with water connected. The property also offers a separate barn and annex, which can be purchased by separate negotiation, featuring a spacious entertaining room, kitchen, and two cloakrooms, as well as two en-suite bedrooms.