5 bed house

Bower Hinton Manor is a Grade II listed manor house built from local honey-colored hamstone with a thatched roof to the front and a tiled roof to the rear. The house features a medieval cat hole, ornate plasterwork, a priest's hole, and mullion windows. Inside, the entrance hall has a flagstone floor and a heavy timber door leading to a rear courtyard garden for the annex. The sitting room has a large inglenook fireplace, a woodburning stove, and ornate plasterwork. The dining room has an inglenook fireplace and exposed beams, while the kitchen is rustic and features a medieval stone spiral staircase leading up to the master bedroom. The upstairs bedrooms offer a wide and airy landing, and the main staircase also accesses a snook barn with multiple rooms, and another outbuilding. The garden is approximately half an acre in size and features a patio, lawn, and potential kitchen garden.