About

Originally built in 1850, this magnificent Grade II listed manor has been lovingly restored since 2015 to preserve its historic grandeur while introducing the comforts of modern living. This ornate property now spans approximately 7,000 sq ft across two floors and sits within extensive grounds, including two acres of formal gardens, 12 acres of land to the rear, a 4 acre field to the front, and wider parkland beyond.

The house is brimming with intricate period features, including Versailles parquet flooring, traditional cast iron radiators, and elaborate plasterwork. Painted ceilings and antique lighting add an extra layer of grandeur, while original wood floors, marble fireplaces and roll top bathtubs contribute to the functional beauty. These rich, opulent details combine to create a refined atmosphere throughout.

The interior layout centres around an impressive entrance hall with an 8 metre high galleried mezzanine, creating a strong architectural focal point. A series of reception rooms, including a pastel toned drawing room with arched detailing, offer a range of elegant backdrops, alongside a formal dining room and kitchen. Five bedrooms (two en suite), additional bathrooms, and a firs floor decked terrace extend the usable space, while a rear terrace overlooks the gardens.

Externally, the grounds include a garden chapel and a total of 17 acres of gardens and parkland, offering both formal and open landscape settings. The scale of the estate is matched by its practicality, with generous parking across the carriage driveway and surrounding fields, and the ability to accommodate large crews.

This manor’s refined, ornate character and expansive grounds make it an ideal location for large scale productions seeking a blend of historical elegance and architectural presence.