The Cider House is a historic property with a rich past, dating back to around 1700. The original cider press, believed to be from around 1800, was once used to produce cider on a commercial scale and is now repurposed as a light fitting on the first floor landing. The property has undergone significant renovations, retaining its original charm while incorporating modern amenities. The spacious accommodation features an impressive reception hallway, open-plan kitchen/diner, and sitting room with bi-fold doors leading to the rear garden. The first floor boasts a galleried landing, four double bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms, and a 4-piece family bathroom. The property is approached via a communal driveway with allocated parking for two cars and additional parking for further vehicles. The Cider House also features a large linhay storage, recycling store, and mature cottage-style landscaped gardens with a summerhouse and decked area. The thatched roofing is made of Dorset thatch, which benefits from fire insurance.