A handsome Grade II Listed former village inn, dating from the late 17th century, offering 6 bedrooms, delightful cottage gardens and a recently renewed thatched roof, set in the heart of the highly sought after village of Pyrton. Occupying a peaceful position within this charming village, The Plough was originally built in the late 17th century and subsequently extended during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Formerly the village public house, it has been sympathetically adapted to create an inviting family home extending to approximately 2,700 Sq ft, including a cellar and garage, whilst retaining a wealth of original character, including exposed timbers, deep-set windows and brick chimneys.

Approached from a quiet country lane, the property is immediately recognisable by its whitewashed elevations, eyebrow dormers and attractive thatched roof which has been recently renewed to preserve both the character and integrity of the building. The property also benefits from planning permission for the kitchen to be extended to further utilise the space on offer.

The accommodation is centred around an impressive 28ft sitting and dining room, a wonderfully atmospheric space suited to both family living and entertaining. Further through the property, a separate sitting room provides a more intimate reception space, while an office offers an ideal area for home working.

The vaulted kitchen/breakfast room is a particular highlight. Featuring exposed roof trusses, flagstone flooring, bespoke cabinetry and an Aga beneath a timber mantle, it forms the natural heart of the house. French doors open directly onto the terrace, connecting the house beautifully with the gardens beyond.

The ground floor also includes a versatile bedroom suite, ideal for guests or multigenerational living. On the first floor are four further bedrooms and a family bathroom, arranged across the original cottage and later additions. The cellar serves as a reminder of the building's former life as an inn and provides excellent storage whilst housing the hot water tank and the boiler. A single garage is currently being used as a utility room and storage room but will fit a small motor vehicle.

Outside, the gardens are an outstanding feature of the property. A generous stone terrace provides an excellent space for outdoor dining and entertaining, enclosed by climbing roses, mature planting and colourful borders.

Beyond, the gardens open into a delightful mix of lawn, cottage-garden planting and productive areas for fruit, vegetables and herbs. Gravel paths lead through well-stocked borders, while mature trees provide privacy, shade and structure throughout the seasons. A traditional log store and garden outbuildings complement the setting.

The property benefits from off-road parking to both the front and side, in addition to a garage, providing a level of practicality rarely found in period village houses. There is also a recent addition of Giga Clear in the village, ideal for working from home.

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