Ermewood House, formerly the Rectory, is a substantial Georgian property built in the early 19th century, situated on an acre of garden in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The south-facing house features a beautiful arched doorway and glazed doors that fill the entrance hall with light. The property boasts two elegantly proportioned drawing rooms with grand fireplaces and glazed bays, as well as a large kitchen and various utility rooms. The first floor features a large light-filled landing with sash windows offering countryside views, and four generous double bedrooms with well-appointed en-suites. The property also has ancillary accommodation at the rear, comprising a double bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen/living room, which can be incorporated into the main house or used as an independent living space. The property's exterior features a formal front terrace, a gravel side patio with raised beds, and a peaceful rear lawn enclosed by stone walls. Currently operating as a successful boutique hotel, the property could be restored to a gracious family home, subject to planning permission.