Thrupp House is a stunning Gothic Revival mansion house dating back to the late 19th Century, situated on over 2 acres of beautifully maintained gardens, including a walled garden, tennis lawn, and plenty of parking. The property has a rich history, having once been part of the Lipyatt Estates and previously requisitioned by the MOD for the RAF during WWII. The current owners acquired the property in the mid-1900s and have since maintained it as a family home, splitting it into 11 apartments in the early 20th Century. The property offers over 11,100 sq.ft of living space, with additional small buildings in the rear used as storerooms and potential for further development. The grounds also have the potential for a new build scheme, subject to planning permission. With its unique history and picturesque setting, Thrupp House is a truly unique and captivating property.