High House is a charming 18th-century property situated in the heart of Braunston-in-Rutland village, boasting a striking ironstone façade and Collyweston roof. The property features a unique thatched garage, designed to resemble a cottage, and a collection of outbuildings, including stables and a workshop. The grounds extend to approximately 3.54 acres, encompassing formal gardens, a paddock, and a spinney, all with south-westerly aspect and uninterrupted countryside views. The house blends period character with a generous and practical layout, featuring mullioned leaded windows, exposed beams, flagstone floors, and open fireplaces. The property has been granted planning permission to restore and convert the thatched garage into a 2-bedroom cottage and the stabling into a home office, as well as a new double garage and store room. The gardens are designed in a parkland style, with sweeping lawns, mature trees, and a spinney, and a stream runs through the grounds, attracting wildlife. The property is located in a Conservation Village, close to market towns, schools, and amenities, and offers easy access to Rutland Water and several golf courses.