Dorsington, Stratford

Manor Farm is a substantial eighteenth-century house with a unique combination of Flemish bond brick and ashlar stone Georgian front. The house has a curved drive leading to a graveled parking area, a lavender-lined flagstone path, and sheltered gardens lawned with mature trees and shrubs. Inside, the house features an elegant timber Georgian staircase, patterned flagstone floors, and traditional panelled doors with carved architraves and dado rails. The house has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with the lower floor featuring a kitchen with fitted units and integrated appliances, a utility room, and a sitting room with a carved pine surround and curved bay window. There is also a cellar, a studio room above the garage, and a triple garage with an internal staircase. The gardens have brick-paved and gravelled seating and outdoor dining areas, and the property is surrounded by a large grassland paddock with a pond and public footpath access to surrounding countryside.