5 bed terraced house

This period home, built circa 1560, occupies the site of a former Norman church and boasts a rich history with original features such as ancient exposed timbers, wattle and daub walls, panelled interiors, and impressive stone fireplaces. The property extends to five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with reception rooms providing versatile living space, including a sitting room with wood-burning stove, a formal lounge with period mantel and shutters, and a family room featuring a striking stone fireplace. The kitchen is a bespoke country design with an Aga, central island, wine fridge, and pantry. The gardens offer private seating areas and maturity planting, while discreet off-street parking is available via a rear lane. Additionally, there are two holiday let accommodations: a self-contained cottage annex and a converted 1887 railway carriage with charming guest accommodation, generating a combined income of approximately £70,000 per year.