Hidden from view at the end of a sweeping driveway, within grounds of 0.69 acres lies this detached, grade ll listed period residence, in a pretty waterside setting. Rich in local history, The Mill House was originally known as ‘Puckshole Mill’ – thought to be a 17th century cloth mill built on Ruscombe Brook, and later a corn mill and also the farm house of Little Mill Farm. Now it is a well loved family home, boasting lawned gardens, river and meadow banks, plentiful parking and a Cotswold stone detached garage. The property is entered through a side door, approached down steps from the driveway. A tiled hallway welcomes you, with doors leading off to the sitting room, dining room, kitchen and cloakroom. A charming wooden staircase meanders to the first and second floors. The sitting room is bright and well proportioned, with wooden floor boards, period style windows allowing natural light to flood in, and a door opening on to the front lawn. An open fireplace provides a focal point, with built-in alcove shelving to each side. The kitchen can be found at the end of the hallway and is fitted with a range of wall and base units with spaces for appliances. The present owners secured listed building consent in October 2021 to build a single storey ‘garden room’ leading off from the kitchen, to provide more family space downstairs. From the kitchen, two steps lead down to the family dining room enjoying a sunny aspect and overlooking the garden. To complete the ground floor layout, there is a useful cloakroom, also utilised as a laundry space. Upon reaching the first floor, doors radiate from the landing to three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Two bedrooms boast exposed wooden floorboards and all three enjoy views over the gardens. The staircase continues up to the second floor where can be found three further double bedrooms overlooking the gardens (one of which is presently used as a sitting room) and a second bathroom.