Greenfield Hall is a historic residence built in 1735, boasting an impressive 4436 square feet of living space across two floors. The property features six bedrooms, four reception rooms, and four bathrooms, offering an abundance of scope and flexibility. The home is set on a mature tree-lined plot of over an acre, complete with a triple carport, grand driveway, and a 260-foot rear garden. With only five owners in the past 125 years, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. The property has a rich past, having been a hunting lodge and even opening its doors to injured soldiers during World War I. Its lavish history is further documented in the 1913 edition of The Gentleman's Journal.