Puddington Old Hall is a historic rural refuge overflowing with character and warmth, located in the heart of a picturesque village. Dating back to the 13th century, this once moated manor has a well-documented history, including sheltering priests during the Elizabethan era and housing famous Jacobite families. The current owner has lovingly restored and renovated the property, opening up rooms to create a spacious, open-flow home. The entrance hall features wood panelling and underfloor heating, leading to a bright and airy kitchen with exposed beams, an Aga, and plenty of storage. The kitchen flows into a pantry room and a spacious reading room, formerly the servant's quarters. The main sitting room is filled with light from a large seated bow window and features an open fireplace. The incredible drawing room, affectionately known as 'The Big Room', offers further open fireplace, bay windows, and a formal dining area. The home has a detached double garage and ample parking, and the owner has even used the property for yoga retreats. Throughout the home, classic meets contemporary, with Farrow & Ball and Zoffany shades enhancing the light flow, and underfloor heating providing warmth.