This stunning, unlisted period home in Preston Candover Conservation Area boasts a unique blend of historical charm and modern amenities. The property, believed to have been built in the 1600s and extended in the 1870s and 1980s, features a striking façade with Flemish bond brickwork and decorative hung tiles. The interior complements its period character with beautifully appointed reception rooms, including a spacious dining room and a south-facing drawing room with French doors opening to the garden. The property also benefits from a recently granted planning permission to extend the ground floor reception room and add an en-suite bedroom. The electric-gated driveway leads to the garden side of the house, where a picturesque approach along a stone path flanked by manicured lawns offers a serene atmosphere. The property spans approximately 4,467 square feet and has five beautifully appointed reception rooms, a family kitchen, and six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The gardens, measuring approximately half an acre, feature a climbing rose, a level lawn, and a walled section with topiary and established borders. The property also includes a charming Coach House, offering a home office, single garage, and garden store, as well as an outdoor swimming pool and terrace with expansive countryside views.