East Lambrook Manor is a stunning, detached Grade II* listed Somerset Hall house, dating back to the 15th century, situated in an idyllic village center surrounded by exquisite Grade I listed historic gardens extending to 2.75 acres. The main house boasts impressive period character features, including carved stone fireplaces, plank and muntin panelling, and leaded light windows. The property also includes various outbuildings, including a two-story detached Malthouse, and a substantial plot with off-road parking areas and driveways. The breathtakingly beautiful gardens, designed by renowned gardener and gardening writer Margery Fish, are famous worldwide and feature a series of carefully considered garden rooms, including the Terraces, Silver Garden, White Garden, Lido, Ditch, Woodland Garden, and more. The property offers a unique opportunity to purchase a piece of historical England, with no further chain. The main house has deceptively spacious and flexible accommodation, including a large landing area, master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and four further generous double bedrooms. The Malthouse, with its café/tearoom, gallery, and studio, has a multitude of possible uses, and the Margery Fish Plant Nursery is well known for its cottage garden plants and snowdrops. The property is located in the heart of the village, with countryside walks from the front door and easy access to the nearby town of South Petherton and the award-winning village of Sherborne.