This historic Manor House, listed Grade II*, sits in 5.18 acres of unspoilt farmland and features a beautifully preserved interior with period charm. The property has a long history, dating back to medieval times, with additions made in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. The impressive facade is made of hamstone and blue lias stonework, with small pane windows and a thatched roof, which was recently rethatched. Inside, the property boasts a grand entrance hall, a magnificent great hall with wooden floor and preserved roof timbers, and a spacious drawing room with a cut stone fireplace. The kitchen/breakfast room has a modern flagstone floor and a range of panel-fronted cabinets, while the principal bedroom has a dressing area and en-suite bathroom. The property also features a secondary staircase, a family bathroom, and five further bedrooms. The grounds include a pillared entrance, a lawned area with mature trees, a Hartley botanic greenhouse, and a decorative pond, as well as a garage/stable that could be converted into secondary accommodation with planning permission.