Collinfield Manor House is a rare opportunity to purchase a Grade II* listed Elizabethan manor house with a wealth of original historic heritage. The beautiful 17th century manor house offers elegance, warmth, and character throughout, with many original features still intact, including panelled walls, hidden priest holes, spice racks, mullioned windows, exposed beams, and a large brick inglenook fireplace. The manor house has been home to several notable owners, including Geoffrey Sedgwick, who purchased the property in 1668 and commissioned many of the bespoke fitments throughout the manor. The main entrance doorway and stone plaque above the porch are believed to have been brought from Brougham Castle and bear a Latin inscription. The manor house features three double bedrooms, two bathroom suites, a W.C., and a self-contained annex called the Granary, which offers two bedrooms, an open plan kitchen, and two en-suites. The property's gardens and grounds provide ample parking, seating areas, a courtyard with drive-in out access, and wraparound gardens with established planting.