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The property is an impressive Listed Grade II* manor house constructed of local stone beneath a predominantly clay tiled roof. The house has medieval origins and later additions, with a predominantly southern elevation displaying period detail including mullioned windows and a historic sundial. The interior features elegant accommodation, including a reception hall, a well-appointed utility room, a beautifully fitted kitchen with a three-oven electric Aga, separate induction hob, and bespoke cabinetry, and a generous breakfast room. Other notable features include the impressive dining room with oak panelled walls and an imposing fireplace, the sitting room with a substantial inglenook fireplace and ornate surround, and the inner hallway leading to a versatile section of the house with independent access. The first floor features three further bedrooms, a well-appointed family bathroom, and a spacious office with vaulted ceiling and direct access to the gardens. The mature, partly walled gardens and grounds enjoy a southerly aspect, with a sunken terrace, a Breeze House, and a thatched former apple store adding notable features to the outdoor space.