Challens is a stunning Elizabethan-era home, beautifully extended and refaced in 1801, boasting elegant Georgian detailing and a wealth of period features. The property's character is evident from the moment you step inside, with exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, and Yorkstone Flagstones contributing to its timeless charm. The interior includes a warm and inviting entrance hall, a spacious drawing room with an inglenook fireplace, a study area, a dining room, and a beautifully refitted kitchen/breakfast room with a central island and stable-style door leading to the gardens. The four well-proportioned double bedrooms are serviced by a stylishly refitted family bathroom, while the impressive double-storey thatched tithe barn offers exciting potential for conversion. The property is set within a peaceful rural enclave on the southern edge of the Manhood Peninsula, offering natural beauty, scenic walking and cycling routes, and excellent access to both coast and city.