10 bed detached house

The Hinchwick Manor Estate is a substantial country estate centered around the Grade II listed Hinchwick Manor, a period house built in 1826 for Sir Charles Cockerell. The manor has been enlarged and features a central flagstoned hall, drawing room, and dining room, with additional formal and family spaces. The estate also includes an octagonal courtyard with a central arch and dovecote, flanked by a range of buildings including a threshing barn, workshop, and storage space. The courtyard has significant potential for sensitive conversion. Separate accommodation, known as Scarlet Sub Edge, has been converted into a beautifully modern barn with four bedrooms, a family bathroom, kitchen, and dining room. The estate also includes four character cottages, a farmstead with farm equipment and a detached bungalow. The estate land comprises approximately 819 acres of arable, pasture, and woodland.