This property is a substantial Victorian manor house set in approximately 5 acres of gardens and grounds, with a coarse fishing lake within a parkland setting. The house has been largely restored by the present owners but still requires modernisation and renovation. The reception hall features a Victorian cast iron fireplace and a spiral staircase leading to a wine cellar. The main hall and grand staircase are original and impressive, with high ceilings, deep skirting boards, and exposed oak floorboards. The drawing room is a fine elegant principal reception room with pitch pine panelling, coving, and a fireplace with a carved mantelpiece. The formal dining room is also elegant and has substantial full height windows overlooking the gardens. The garden room is a versatile space with high panelled ceilings and a central door opening onto the main rear terrace. The kitchen has a separate breakfast area, Belfast sink unit, and a range of cupboards and drawers. There are also a cloakroom, utility room, and a walk-in larder. On the first floor, there is a central landing with a balustrade overlooking the staircase, and a picture rail. The principal bedroom suite features a high coved ceiling, cast iron fireplace, and an ensuite bathroom with a long tile panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, and a WC. There are also three further bedrooms, including a large split level double bedroom, and an additional bathroom. Outside, there is a course fishing lake and potential for double bank fishing on a section of former canal fed directly by the River Test, which runs along the western boundary of the property. Further land and dwellings and buildings may be available by separate negotiation. The property also has the considerable benefit of superfast fibre broadband (FTTP).