Chantry Farmhouse is an exquisite example of a Grade II listed Tudor Hall House with a jettied first floor. Beautifully presented and meticulously preserved, this 16th century property occupies an idyllic village location set upon the village green, overlooking the historic church and enjoying grounds in all about 1.75 acres with swimming pool and a range of outbuildings. The property displays a wealth of original character, including prominent reception rooms with high ceilings and intricate carved oak beams, linenfold paneling, inglenook fireplaces with carved bressumers and representations of the Green Man and pentacles, a common theme in Medieval architecture symbolising fertility, protection and the reciprocal nature of life.