Our Summary

• The property still features an abundance of retained original character features throughout whilst benefitting from some improvements and alterations as well as an extension to the rear, with some remaining period features to include Jacobean wood panelling, working grand open fireplaces with back to back hearths, comb pargeting, exposed beams and a jettied and gabled cross-wing of four bays which are notable features of a Medieval hall house
• To the second floor there is a landing with a storage cupboard and eaves storage and giving access to the remaining two bedrooms, with the main bedroom providing plenty of space for furniture with a pitched ceiling, exposed beams and built-in wardrobes, and the fifth bedroom is single sized also with a pitched ceiling and exposed beams with a Velux skylight window and potential to be used as a home office