A well preserved and unspoiled example of a late medieval cross-winged Wealden type house. Mention of this fine Grade II* Listed property is made in Pevsner and Nathanial Lloyd's Book - 'History of the English House'; particular features being carved and moulded beams and the panelling to the interior. The construction is mainly of close set oak framing with plaster infilling, partly jettied on carved brackets, beneath a mellow peg tiled roof of crown post construction. The centre bay is recessed with overhanging eaves. fireplace with a fitted wood burning stove, moulded and carved beams, oak panelling and a mural on a beam depicting the tree of life.