Grade 1 listed Jacobean style house with Dutch gables on the front facade

Built in the Restoration period, after the English Civil War, it sits apart in its own plot of 23 acres of pastureland

The house is barely altered, retaining its original features

A notable panelled sitting room from the Georgian period

Externally, the lead down pipes are embossed with country animals

The sitting room, clubland-style library and dining room all boast the original, substantial open fire places

The dining room was originally the kitchen, with the huge flag stone floor and the iron wear used for cooking in the hearth still in the fireplace

Throughout the house, the rooms are generously proportioned, all with fire places, large mullioned windows with the original panelling, including the main bedrooms

The top floor of children’s rooms includes a bedroom that in earlier times was a chapel

The kitchen wing was added in the late 1800’s and comprises a traditional network of rooms including a butler’s pantry and slate-shelved larder

Around a square courtyard are the outbuildings, which provide a 3 bay coach house, and 4 workshops.  There is plenty of outside space for parking

2 acres of gardens and walls and gateways listed Grade 2* in their own right

Behind this is is also a pretty 3 bedroom cottage.

Train from Honeybourne to London Paddington 1 hour 40 mins

96 miles to London