Take a tour around a pure 17th-century parsonage

Property type Early 17th century timber-framed parsonage.
Space Living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom on ground floor. Three bedrooms upstairs (one in the attic room). Small outbuilding used as an office.

1/6 Vintage dining room

The dining room has dual-aspect windows, so the atmosphere of the room changes with the varying degrees of light. The original brick floor complements a vintage table and chairs, and the rosewood sideboard. Take a look at Notonthehighstreet.com for vintage print lampshades.

2/6 Dramatic master bedroom

An oak-beamed ceiling is the stunning centrepiece of this room. Due to the age of the building, the floorboards slope slightly, so the bed base has been custom-built to accommodate this. Find a similar radiator at B&Q.

The sheepskin rug is from Fenland Sheepskins.

3/6 Retro living area

A clever mix of retro accessories against the 17th century backdrop, this room manages to be cosily rustic and funkily stylish at the same time. The pavement tiles here are an original feature.

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4/6 Modern meets country kitchen

Traditional meets modern in the kitchen. Contemporary black units and an industrial-style stainless-steel worktop sharpen up the country house with its original wooden beams. The kitchen units are from Magnet.

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5/6 Warm wooden bathroom

Period features such as this lattice window are mixed with modern shapes and accessories for an eclectic look. Antique art finishes the look. The basin is by Philippe Starck.

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6/6 Cosy country bedroom

Exposed brick and oak beams combine for a pretty country look in this guest bedroom. Bright cushions make a bold contrast with the clean white bedlinen. Find similar bedside lamps at Debenhams. Lassco sells reclaimed oak flooring.

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