High House, a charming 18th-century property, stands in the heart of the village of Braunston-in-Rutland, boasting a striking ironstone façade and Collyweston roof. The property features a thatched garage, stables, and a workshop, as well as 3.54 acres of formal gardens, a paddock, and a spinney with south-westerly aspect and countryside views. The interior blends period character with a practical layout, showcasing mullioned leaded windows, exposed beams, flagstone floors, and open fireplaces. The property has five double bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom. Outside, the property offers a courtyard, stables, and a walled garden, with planning permission granted for the restoration and conversion of the thatched garage and stabling. The gardens, designed in a parkland style, feature sweeping lawns, mature trees, and a spinney, with a stream running through the grounds. The property is located in a Conservation Village, surrounded by rolling countryside, with nearby market towns offering excellent facilities, shopping, and schooling.