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Beautiful Queen Ann house set in large rambling gardens with old stone paths, rolling lawns, old topiary, wooded area, brook, paddock and tennis court.
The house is full of character with original wide oak floor boards and working fire places in the majority of rooms. Natural light floods the house filling the airy, large rooms.
There are eight spacious bedrooms and the majority of bathrooms have original fittings, roll-top baths and working fireplaces.
The house is full of a mixture of antique and traditional furnishings.
The garden is approximately five acres and is very beautiful. It is reputed to have been designed by the Edwardian landscape architect Gertrude Jekyll. The many rolling lawns are lined by old topiary. Mature flower beds are well stocked creating plenty of colour and texture. There are a vast amount of interesting trees including many magnolia trees, blossom trees and a large assortment of fruit trees. Secret hidden gardens within the main garden are magical and secluded with beautiful old benches and antique garden ornaments. There is a large Edwardian green house which is extremely romantic where nature has started to take over the building. A pretty meandering brook runs through the garden and surrounded by trees and wild flowers. The two old wooden bridges over the brook lead to a wilder parter of the garden also full of wild flowers in the spring/summer.
Nearest Rail: Ludlow - 4 miles away.
Parking: Ample parking on site.
