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Our Summary
- Traditional stone outbuildings add further interest, with potential for future adaptation, subject to the necessary consents, creating opportunities to tailor the estate to individual requirements
- Health & SafetyGiven the potential hazards of a property with land, we would ask you to as vigilant as possible for your own safety when making your inspection, particularly around any machinery, livestock and ponds
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Description
The property is a 161-acre country estate with a Grade II listed residence built in the early 2000s that extends to about 17,863 square feet. The house is approached via a private drive that winds through parkland and mature ancient woodland, and features an elevated position with far-reaching views across rolling countryside. The residence has a vast reception hall, marble floors, classical columns, and a sweeping staircase, as well as bespoke finishes and imported marble throughout.
The main house has a lift connecting the levels, and there is an indoor leisure complex with a heated swimming pool and associated facilities. The gardens surrounding the house are beautifully curated, with formal structure blending with natural softness, and a natural spring provides a unique water source. The estate also includes a farmhouse range, outbuilding block, Dovecote, and Gardener's Cottage, all of which are listed or have additional income potential.