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- The current manor house, on the surface, looks like a 17th century building but the stonework exterior hides two medieval ranges: • A two-bay solar wing which has been dated (using dendrochronology) as being built between 1326-1358
- 1435) • A very unusual scratch dial, in one of the bathrooms, dated circa 1150 • Jacobean panelling and carvings on the staircase dated circa 1612 Following the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1500s, the manor passed to the Crown, under the direct stewardship of Henry VIII
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Description
The property is a 14th century Grade II* listed Manor House with approximately 1.25 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, including gardens, lawns, mature trees, a pond, and a small paddock. The house has two main wings: the East Wing, which includes a kitchen, sitting/dining room, utility room, bathrooms, and bedrooms, and the West Wing, which features a sitting and dining room, modern kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms, as well as its own self-contained garden. There is also a studio flat with a kitchen, bed/sitting room, and bathroom.
The property has a garage and workshop, a gravelled parking area, and offers fast broadband. The house has notable historical features, including a medieval solar wing, a three-bay hall range, and a scratch dial dating back to the 12th century. The property has been lovingly restored by the current owner over the past 43 years, while maintaining its original character and charm.