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Lurley Manor is a historic house originally dating back to the 15th/16th century and re-modelled in the 17th century. The property retains many original features including studded front doors, Tudor arches, inglenook fireplaces, exposed ceiling timbers, and a wide spiral staircase. The interior offers spacious family accommodation with a central open hall and three good-sized reception rooms with fireplaces on the ground floor. The kitchen/breakfast room features an Aga and overlooks the kitchen garden and arboretum. On the first floor are five bedrooms, four of which face south. The property includes a self-contained annex at one end with three bedrooms, two outbuildings converted into charming one-bedroom cottages, and two interlinked lawns fringed by plant borders. Additional features include a kitchen garden, a grass tennis court area, and an arboretum with a wide variety of trees and shrubs. A stream flows through a nearby orchard with fruit trees, and there is also a log store.