Our Summary

Outstanding potential to re-establish a first-class shooting estate across sweeping valleys and well-positioned woodland

Planning and listed building consent was granted in 2008 for the reconfiguration of the family rooms to create a larger kitchen and breakfast room

The remainder of the buildings provide single storey workshop and storage space and would potentially suit sensitive conversion to provide significant ancillary accommodation, subject to the usual planning process and historic consultation

Although the property currently provides immaculate guest or staff accommodation, it also offers significant potential to be incorporated into Hinchwick Manor as a fabulous dining or party barn, enhancing the main house with an additional impressive entertaining space

The landscape’s rolling topography, natural valleys and established woodland structure also provide outstanding scope to re-establish a notable private shoot, with potential for driven pheasant and partridge days, rough shooting and deer stalking

Description

The Hinchwick Manor Estate is a substantial country estate centered around the Grade II listed Hinchwick Manor, a period house built in 1826 for Sir Charles Cockerell. The manor has been enlarged and features a central flagstoned hall, drawing room, and dining room, with additional formal and family spaces. The estate also includes an octagonal courtyard with a central arch and dovecote, flanked by a range of buildings including a threshing barn, workshop, and storage space.

The courtyard has significant potential for sensitive conversion. Separate accommodation, known as Scarlet Sub Edge, has been converted into a beautifully modern barn with four bedrooms, a family bathroom, kitchen, and dining room. The estate also includes four character cottages, a farmstead with farm equipment and a detached bungalow.

The estate land comprises approximately 819 acres of arable, pasture, and woodland.

10 bed detached house

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