​Priced at £650,000, the property sits on The Thorn and has gardens, parking and a garage set in 0.3 acres of land. Selling agents Jackson Property say the house is ‘beautifully presented with neutral decor’ and features accommodation described as ‘versatile’, offering seven bedrooms, two shower rooms and one bathroom, and three separate reception rooms. Inside, a glazed porch leads to the main living area. The ground floor includes a formal dining room with triple-aspect windows, an open-plan kitchen–breakfast room with traditional cabinetry, an integrated dishwasher, a fridge, and space for a cooker. A seating area centres around a wood-burning stove. The living room has an inglenook fireplace, exposed stone wall, and a bay window facing the garden. A garden room with wrap-around glazing and double doors opens onto the terrace. There is also a convenient ground-floor shower room. Part of the ground floor forms a wing with its own exterior door and shower room. The estate agent suggests this could provide an annexe for guests, teenagers or elderly relatives. The house is described as wheelchair accessible. Upstairs, three double bedrooms are located in a newer section, which includes a dual-aspect master suite. The original cottage contains two smaller bedrooms, and another double bedroom features an adjoining chamber, which could become an en-suite dressing room or be incorporated into a larger suite. A family bathroom with a classic blue suite and bath, completes the accommodation upstairs. The house is located in a private rural setting at the end of a shared lane. Mature gardens surround the building, including lawns, specimen trees, flowering borders, raised rockeries, a feature garden pond, and a paved patio area. There is a detached timber garage and multiple parking areas reached via the private driveway.