Tucked behind electric gates, Yew Tree is a 15th-century Grade II listed Tudor home with a rich history, having been a medieval farmstead, a 19th-century public house, and a lovingly restored family home. The property's original timber-framed structure was encased in stone in the 1700s and underwent a thoughtful renovation in the 1970s. The house boasts a unique blend of historic charm and modern comforts, with features such as a sweeping driveway, stone and render exterior, and oak panelling and beams throughout. The interior is warm and inviting, with a cozy snug, a grand lounge with an electric fire, and a dining room with a historic stone fireplace. The heart of the home is the dining kitchen, which features a gas-fired Aga and is perfect for family gatherings and celebrations. The property also includes a study, shower room, and four upstairs bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with dual aspect windows and a vaulted ceiling. With its unique history, beautiful gardens, and practical spaces, Yew Tree is a truly special home that is sure to become a chapter in the story of its next owners.