The Manor House is a stunning Grade I listed country house in England, featuring Ham stone ashlar elevations and stone slate roofs. The property boasts impressive architectural features, including carved monkeys holding shields at the apices of the stone gable copings and stone stacks with carved interlace cornices. The main front door opens into an entrance porch, which leads to the Great Hall, a room with a 16th-century fireplace and a 17th-century screen with fluted Corinthian pilasters. The house also features a flower arranging room, boot room, cloakroom, and a spiral staircase leading to the first floor. The West Wing is a self-contained family home with a reception hall, kitchen, dining room, and four bedrooms. The property also includes a cottage, stable flat, and outbuildings, all situated within a beautiful courtyard. The gardens and grounds are a mix of formal and informal areas, with established borders, mature trees, and formal lawns.