4 bed detached house

Penkridge Hall is a substantial timber-framed house originally built in 1590 as a hunting lodge. The property features a mix of original and later-added elements, including brick and stone additions, and has undergone sensitive updating to preserve its historical integrity. The house sits on two sides of enclosed private gardens enjoying far-reaching rural views, surrounding a stone retaining wall with a herbaceous perennial border. Adjacent to the house is an open garage and closed workshop, and across the driveway lies an enclosed meadow/paddock providing additional space. The property has mains electricity, oil-fired central heating, private water, and drainage, with a right of way over the driveway to a neighboring property.