Initial price	£560,000
15/06/23	£525,000
Price Change	-6.25%

The property, originally built in 1850 as Penfold Farm, has been split into three properties over the years. The current owners purchased the largest part of the house approximately 35 years ago and have since renovated it with modern conveniences while preserving its characterful beamed ceilings and features. The accommodation includes an entrance hall with two radiators and an inglenook fireplace, a lounge with double glazed windows and a real log burner, a dining room with double glazed windows, a ground floor shower room with heated towel rail, and a study/bedroom with double glazed windows. The kitchen/breakfast room features French doors leading to the garden and includes a sink unit, range of cupboards and drawers, and a gas hob. The first floor landing has a velux window and exposed timbers, and the bedrooms include built-in wardrobes and radiators. The family bathroom has a panelled bath, low level w.c, wash hand basin, bidet, and heated towel rail. The property is freehold and is located in Council Tax Band D, priced at £595,000.