Horton Vicarage is a stunning Georgian family home with 5,211 square feet of accommodation, blending original period features with modern touches. Built in 1753 for Josiah Wedgwood's son, this historic property boasts beautiful views and an extensive home office above the garage. The property features a charming entrance hall, a grand 21'2" drawing room with ornate cornicing and a coal fire, a delightful sitting room with original windows and a snug with bespoke window seating. The kitchen/dining area is designed by George Frederick Cabinet Makers and features bespoke cabinetry, quartz countertops, and an atrium. The property also includes a barrel-vaulted cellar, four en-suite bedrooms, and two storage cupboards. Externally, the property is set within a generous plot with beautiful wrap-around gardens, a home office above the garage, and a large sun terrace. Located in the historic village of Horton, the property is close to the town of Leek and offers easy access to the Peak District and surrounding areas.