12 bed detached house

The property is a 3-storey former Coaching Inn built in the 1830s by Lord Southwell. It has a Georgian appearance, constructed in stone with a rendered and painted exterior, and features a felted and slated roof. The interior includes high ceilings, wide staircases, moulded skirtings, architraves, and picture rails, as well as panelled doors and elm boarded and pine floorboards. The property has 12 bedrooms, 2 storey stone outbuildings, and a cellar with practical height ceilings. The main features of the interior include an impressive "L" shaped hallway with arched fan-light, sitting, living, and study rooms, laundry, dining, and kitchen/breakfast rooms, along with a utility room and cloakroom leading to a bakehouse/wash house and old dairy.