Pentlow Tower House is a stunning country home situated in the rural village of Pentlow, Suffolk, surrounded by beautiful countryside views. The house, dating back to 1888, has remained in the same family for 45 years and boasts elegant accommodation with extensive living space and numerous bedrooms. The property features original Victorian architecture, including a grand façade, intricate brickwork, and fine features such as moulded brick gable cornicing, stone framed stained-glass windows, and a stone porch with panelled parapet and ball finials. The property also includes a self-contained one-bedroom apartment and a wine cellar with original slate bins. The tower, built in 1859 as a monument to Reverend Edward Bull's wife and parents, offers a breathtaking panoramic view and is one of the few remaining follies in the county. The property's gardens feature a natural pond, orchard, lawns, a raised terrace, ha-ha, ornamental fountain, croquet lawn, and wildflowers, as well as a tennis court and octagonal summer house. The property is perfect for a family residence or multi-generational living arrangement, offering a unique blend of history, character, and tranquility.