Thrupp House is a stunning Gothic Revival mansion dating back to the late 19th century, nestled within over 2 acres of beautifully maintained gardens. The property has a rich history, having once been part of the Lipyatt Estates and originally owned by the Templars. With over 11,100 square feet of living space, Thrupp House has been divided into 11 apartments, with all currently tenanted. The property boasts a grand lobby with Victorian floor tiles, wood paneling, and a grand staircase, as well as original features such as marble fireplaces, ceiling roses, and cornicing. Externally, the property has stone mullion windows, a reroofed structure, and parking area, with lawned gardens and a large walled garden with 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside. The property also has potential for further development, with discussions of a new build scheme in the grounds.