Thrupp House is a stunning Gothic Revival mansion house dating back to the late 19th Century, set in over 2 acres of garden with a walled garden, tennis lawn, trees, and plenty of parking. The property, once part of the larger Lipyatt Estates, has a rich history and has been lovingly maintained by the current owners. With over 11,100 sq ft of living space, the house has been split into 11 apartments, each with its own unique character and period features such as marble fireplaces, ceiling roses, and cornicing. The property is in good structural order, with stone mullion windows that could benefit from secondary glazing, and a new roof was installed in the late 1980s. The grounds offer 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and have potential for further development, including a new build scheme. With a rich history dating back to the Templars, Thrupp House is a truly unique and special property that offers a glimpse into the past while also providing a modern and comfortable living space.