Welcome to Scrooby Manor, a historic estate with roots dating back to the 15th century. This Grade II listed property has been a part of royal property under Henry VIII and Cardinal Wolsey, and later hosted the Pilgrim Fathers. The manor's timber was felled between 1482 and 1515, making parts of the building over 500 years old. The estate includes 12 acres, including 5 acres designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument, and offers both unparalleled heritage and potential for sensitive development. The property features two entrance halls, five reception rooms, a country-style breakfast kitchen, five bedrooms, and multiple outbuildings, including stables, a summer house, and storage barns. The owners will also receive a rare legal right to use the historic honorifics "Lord and Lady of the Manor of Scrooby." With its rich history, stunning architecture, and beautiful surroundings, Scrooby Manor is a unique opportunity to own a piece of history.