7 bed detached house

Tintinhull Court is a Grade I listed village house with medieval origins, built as a parsonage in the 14th century, featuring predominantly Ham stone elevations under a slate roof. The house has wonderfully proportioned rooms, including a winter drawing room, summer drawing room, and family kitchen, as well as eight bedrooms, two dressing rooms, and six bath/shower rooms. The interior features attractive flagstone and oak flooring, ornate wall panelling, elegant cornicing, and intricate details such as carved ceilings, window seats, and fireplaces. The house also boasts a hidden hall with a circular staircase, a library with a 14th century wooden carved ceiling, and large windows that create a lot of light. The property has a presence of history but also feels like a family home. The grounds, extending to circa two acres, feature landscaped gardens with a stone pillared entrance, a detached three-car garage, a tennis court, a flagstone terrace overlooking a symmetrical ornamental pond, and a beech hedge screening a small orchard and kitchen garden.