This charming period farmhouse, listed Grade II, dates back to the Tudor period and boasts immense character with exposed beams, oak joinery, and a magnificent inglenook fireplace. The property requires modernization and refurbishment, but offers a unique opportunity to restore it to its former glory. The house features four double bedrooms, a loggia, and a three-room cellar, and is situated within a beautiful plot of just under an acre. The gardens are a highlight, with a kitchen garden, orchard, and secluded swimming pool area, all surrounded by a lovely lawn with rose bushes. The property also includes a detached tithe barn, providing storage and parking, as well as a Steddle studio with kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, the village of Bury is a popular and sought-after location, with a thriving local community, a parish hall, church, and village pub.