• Grade II listed 17th-century home +
• Oldest part of a historically significant residence +
• Spacious accommodation over three floors +
• Four first-floor bedrooms, including principal suite with en suite +
• Two additional attic rooms ideal for guests +
• Four reception rooms plus kitchen/breakfast room with garden access +
• Beautifully landscaped gardens, including natural wildflower area +
• Carriage driveway with ample parking and dual front entrances +
• Excellent location for London commuting, local schools, and countryside pubs +
• EPC Exempt / Council Tax Band G +

A Distinguished Grade II Listed Residence in a Sought-After Village Setting

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque and prestigious village of Penn, Troutwell House is a remarkable Grade II listed home, steeped in history and character. Believed to have been built in the 17th century and originally known as Troutwells, this elegant residence formed part of a single grand country home before being sympathetically subdivided in the 1950s into three substantial properties. Troutwell House is the central and oldest part of the original dwelling, with its charming period features, mature gardens, and spacious layout offering superb family accommodation over three floors.

Accommodation
Troutwell House is approaching 3,000 sq ft of beautifully proportioned living space. The home is accessed via two entrances—one originally used by staff and the other by the main household—adding a touch of historical charm and practicality.

The main living room boasts a large open fireplace and enjoys serene views over the private rear gardens, creating a warm and welcoming heart to the home. The reading room, also positioned at the rear, makes for an ideal family room with delightful garden vistas, while the formal dining room and study are positioned to the front of the house, both rich in period detail.

The kitchen/breakfast room is located at the rear of the property and provides direct access to the garden, making it perfect for family meals and summer entertaining. With some original quarry tile flooring and a range of units with some integrated appliances.

Upstairs, the first floor offers four generously sized bedrooms, including a principal suite with its own en suite bathroom. A family bathroom and cloakroom serve the remaining bedrooms.

On the second floor, two additional rooms—previously used as bedrooms—offer flexible space for guests, hobbies, or storage, albeit with some restricted headroom.