Staverton Manor is a stunning traditional stone-built property with a rich history dating back to the mid-16th century. This Grade II listed property has been sympathetically extended over the years, offering a huge amount of flexible living space that could be divided to create a self-contained two-bedroom cottage and a larger family home. The property boasts fabulous far-reaching views, with a generous drawing room featuring a stone fireplace and wood burning stove, as well as a family room with a large inglenook fireplace. The kitchen/breakfast room has a number of built-in cupboards and shelves, with an electric Aga, electric oven, and four-ring LPG gas hob. The property also features a boot room, wc, and utility room, as well as a sitting room that could be used as self-contained living accommodation. The property is situated in a prominent position, set back from Manor Road, with ample front and rear driveway parking, and a lovely rear garden with mature trees and shrub boarders. There are also two stone barns, one of which is used for storing garden equipment and machinery, and the other a larger barn that provides an ideal entertaining space or art studio. The property is located in the attractive Conservation village of Staverton, with easy access to nearby towns and cities, as well as excellent communication links.