4 bed detached house

Orchard House is a charming Grade II listed home of 17th century origin, built of stone beneath a Collyweston slate roof, situated discreetly on the edge of Hambleton village, Rutland. The property has five reception rooms, including a reception hall with exposed beams and a wooden staircase, a grand dining room with wood panelled walls and a stone open fireplace, a drawing room with French doors onto a west-facing terrace, a sitting room with a stone fireplace and wood burning stove, and a kitchen-dining room with extensive cabinetry, a double-oven Aga, and a stone-mullioned bay window. The property also features a walk-in pantry, a utility room, a library or reception room, and five bedrooms, each with built-in cupboard and en-suite facilities.