Located in the popular village of Rayne is this four bedroom, grade II listed, 16th century detached family home, The property has an abundance period features including original fireplaces and timbers throughout. With accommodation over two floors, the ground floor provides: entrance hall, dining room, living room, reading room, kitchen and a shower room. The first floor houses four bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Externally the property benefits from driveway parking for numerous vehicles and a large rear garden including an allotment area, greenhouse, a folly and three brick built out buildings.
According to records Turners was sold for �100 in 1616 to the parents of John Bridge, who in 1632 sailed on The Lion, a sister ship of The Mayflower where he founded a school that later became Harvard, much of the information on Turners comes from Eliza Vaughan, author, historian and suffragette who lived at Turners from 1895-1949.
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