Park House was formerly a rectory to the Church of St Mary and has retained many of its period features, including a number of service rooms.

Ben Rivett, of selling agent Savills, said: "Park House makes an immediate impression, from the approach through its park-like grounds to its striking and elegant façade.

"Perfectly positioned on the edge of the village, it combines the convenience of local amenities with the privacy and tranquillity of approximately 3.5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds."

The entrance hall has Yorkstone floors and high ceilings, which feature throughout the home.

The drawing room (Image: Savills)

There are three reception rooms on the south side of the house, currently used as a dining room, study and drawing room.

The dining room is located next to the kitchen and has a fireplace.

The study, which has a wood burner and French doors leading out to the garden, has views of the church.

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