• A Grade II listed Georgian stone rectory +
• Nine bedrooms, four bathrooms +
• Six reception rooms +
• Garaging and coach house +
• Gardens and tennis court +
• Stable block: 2 loose boxes, tack room +
• 5 acres in total including two paddocks +
• Parkland setting +

A Grade II listed Georgian stone rectory with equestrian facilities including stabling and outbuildings, set in approximately five acres with gardens, a tennis court, and paddocks, overlooking estate parkland. On the edge of a rural village and set in grounds which overlook the Norman church and protected estate parkland, the property is secluded but not isolated; while there are good links to transport and local amenities, this proximity does not affect the tranquil setting. The main Georgian limestone house under a hipped slate roof has a central semi-octagonal three storey pavilion at the front with two storey symmetrical wings with sash windows, and another three-storey pavilion at the back with a later two-storey wing. The accommodation is spread out with connecting hallways and landings, with main and back staircases to the first floor and two staircases to the second floor, which would facilitate the creation of an annexe. The original limestone, two-storey coach house could also be converted to an independent annexe.