It is unclear exactly when Grove House was built but a date stone in the hallway indicates 1707 though a local historian believes it could have been built in the late 1600's. Originally a farm with its own land the house still retains many of its original features and charm. There are the original stone flags and inglenook fireplace in the dining room, all the rooms have large oak beams and it has a beautiful walled garden at the rear.

The Gallery, which showcases Phils work, at the side of the house was originally the farm's abbatoir but this centuary has seen it used in a number of different ways including as an antiques shop, a cafe and a jewellers.