Blackbird House is a period home with a rich history, built in 1740 and licensed as a "Beer House" in 1822. The property has been improved by various homeowners over the years, including the Scouts group who used the large room as a meeting point. The current owners have added a bespoke kitchen, dining room, and lounge with an impressive inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. There are two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shower room on the first floor, and two further bedrooms on the second floor. The property also boasts an L-shaped barn that has been converted into an office/music room, garage, and storage space, with potential to be converted into a self-contained annex (subject to planning permission). The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a large patio area for entertaining, off-road parking for four vehicles, and a driveway that is owned by the current vendors but has right of access to the property to the rear.