Sharrington Hall is a historic Grade II* Jacobean Hall dating back to the 11th century, with a Grade II barn and cottage, located at the end of a gravel driveway. The property has recently undergone an extensive restoration and modernization program, fusing perfectly preserved historic features with a contemporary style. The grand scale and proportions of the building are evident in the large, high-ceilinged rooms, which flow seamlessly into one another. The interior design features original oak beams, paneling, stone-jambed inglenook fireplaces, oak bressummers, and mullioned windows. The property boasts four large bedroom suites with ensuite bathrooms, a principal bedroom with an inglenook fireplace and solid oak parquet flooring, and a small library in the tower. Additionally, there is a holiday cottage, Hall Cottage, which has been finished to a high standard and features an open-plan living/kitchen, hand-built kitchen, and a logburning stove. The mature sunny south-facing gardens are part-walled and very private, with various shrubs and trees, including apple, plum, cherry, and fig. The property also includes four further cottages with independent access, which are available by separate negotiation.