Thrupp House, a Gothic Revival mansion house dating back to the late 19th Century, is being offered for sale by Perry Bishop. The property, once part of the larger Lipyatt Estates, is set in over 2 acres of garden, including a walled garden, old tennis lawn, trees, and beech hedging. The house, which has been divided into 11 apartments, offers over 11,100 sq.ft. of living space. The interior features grand Victorian floor tiles, wood panelling, and a grand staircase, with apartments of varying condition, some boasting period features such as marble fireplaces and floor-to-ceiling bay windows. The property also includes a large cellar, storage rooms, and a log shed. The grounds offer 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and have potential for further development, including a new build scheme. The house has a rich history, having been acquired by the present family in an auction in the mid-1900s and previously being requisitioned by the MOD during WWII.