Horton Vicarage is a stunning Georgian family home, boasting 5,211 square feet of grand proportions, lovingly restored to blend its original period features with modern touches. Built in 1753 for Josiah Wedgwood's son, this historic property exudes character and history, with beautiful views and an extensive home office above the garage. The property features a charming porch, welcoming entrance hall, and impressive 21'2" drawing room with ornate cornicing, three west-facing mullion windows, and a coal fire. The kitchen/dining area is designed by George Frederick Cabinet Makers, featuring bespoke cabinetry, quartz countertops, and an atrium. The property also includes a snug, formal dining room, and a fully fitted utility room. The bedrooms are spread across two floors, with the principal suite featuring an en-suite bathroom and two additional bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms. Externally, the property is set within a generous plot, surrounded by beautiful wrap-around gardens, with a home office above the double garage that could be converted into an annexe or holiday let. The property is situated in the historic village of Horton, close to Leek and the Peak District, offering stunning countryside and excellent amenities.