Brockwell House is a grand 18th-century Georgian residence situated in a hamlet in the Ryburn Valley, boasting a rare arboretum and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The property comprises two separate residences, the Main House and The Cottage, which share internal access and offer a total of nine bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a range of living spaces. The Main House features a grand entrance hall, elegant sitting and dining rooms, a country-house style kitchen, and a triple vaulted wine cellar. The Cottage is a self-contained four-bedroom residence with its own lounge, kitchen, and garden. The property's grounds and garden are a true sanctuary, featuring a flagged patio, stone pathways, flowerbeds, a lawned terrace, and a hidden arboretum planted with rare specimens. The property has a rich history, having been built by the esteemed Rawson family in 1766, and has remained a landmark of distinction ever since.