This Grade II listed, seven-bedroom manor house sits on 16 acres of land, including four individual holiday cottages, a barn, and a fenced plot suitable for housing horses. The property, built in 1495, retains original features such as Jacobean oak panelling and Elizabethan/Tudor ceiling. The main house has a versatile layout, with a large kitchen, dining, and sitting room, as well as four additional bedrooms on the top two floors. The property also features a walled garden, cobbled pathways, and a covered seating area with views of the Black Mountains. The cottages, currently used as holiday lets, could be sold off individually with some investment, and the property has the potential to be returned to its previous use as a hotel with the necessary planning approvals.