Horton Vicarage is a stunning Georgian family home that offers a unique blend of period features and modern touches. Built in 1753 by Josiah Wedgwood, the property boasts beautiful views and a rich history. The home features a grand entrance hall with parquet flooring, a charming porch, and a traditional Georgian staircase. The spacious drawing room has ornate cornicing, large windows, and a coal fire, while the sitting room has original windows, bespoke window seating, and an open fireplace. The kitchen/dining area is designed by George Frederick Cabinet Makers and features bespoke cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a Lamona double oven. The property also includes a snug, a utility room, and a home office above the garage that can be converted into an annexe or holiday let. The home has five bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, and three additional bathrooms. The property is set within a generous plot with beautiful wrap-around gardens, a raised garden, and a sun terrace. Located in the historic village of Horton, the property is close to the town of Leek and has easy access to the Peak District and surrounding countryside.