Bridge House is a charming, sensitively modernized farmhouse dating back to circa 1700 with later additions in 1777. The property offers a unique blend of period features and modern comforts, including sash and casement glazing, exposed beams, and original fireplaces. The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, a large sitting room with a feature fireplace, a snug with a woodburner, a spacious country kitchen with an Aga, and a sun room with French doors to the garden. The first floor boasts a generous principal bedroom, a shower room, and two further double bedrooms. The property sits on a 0.42-acre plot with a south-facing walled garden, a link-attached thatched barn with planning permission for conversion, and a second garden area with an orchard and lawn. Located in the small hamlet of Serrington, the property offers excellent communication links, including regular bus services and easy access to major towns and cities, as well as a range of state and independent schools, and airports.