The Court House is a Grade II listed historical residence dating back to circa 1443, believed to have once been the County Assize Court. The property retains many of its original features, including stone mullioned windows, gables, and towering chimneys, as well as majestic fireplaces, studded doors, and exposed timbers. The interior boasts well-proportioned reception rooms with high ceilings, allowing for plenty of natural light. The kitchen has been tastefully updated with a replacement kitchen featuring a gas-fired AGA, and the bath and shower room suites have been sympathetically renewed with period-style sanitary ware. The property has a versatile layout, with two staircases and a ground-floor shower room, making it suitable for a self-contained annex or home office. The grounds are secluded, with a terraced patio, courtyard, and lawns, and the original coach house and stables provide covered parking and potential for conversion to ancillary accommodation.