Initial price	£650,000
20/08/25	£625,000
Price Change	-3.85%

This substantial detached period house, dating back to the 15th century, boasts immense character and a wealth of retained features. The property, situated on the edge of Long Sutton, has a thatched roof and is constructed from Lias stone, with exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces, including one re-modelled in the early 20th century. The enclosed and extensive cottage-style garden features a variety of roses and herbaceous planting, while the property also includes various outbuildings, including a double garage/workshop, further garage, summerhouse, and poly tunnel. The accommodation, which is gas centrally heated, comprises a central hallway, sitting room with inglenook, dining room, re-fitted kitchen, ground floor cloakroom, study, conservatory, four bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The property is located in a small hamlet with rural views to the escarpment at the rear and is close to local amenities, including a public house, community shop, primary school, and parish church.