A Charming 17th Century Jacobean Style Manor House
- Ref. No.: WM2393
- Location: Worcestershire, United Kingdom
- Within the M25: No
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A charming early 17th Century Jacobean style Manor House, crafted from Blue Lias stone with Cotswold stone dressings. Set within two acres of beautifully maintained formal gardens and grounds, the Grade II Listed house has been sympathetically restored to harmonize delightful original features and understated luxury.
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Interior
With an architecturally pleasing exterior, internally the house delights with its unique and characterful rooms. The house is able to accommodate 22 guests comfortably, making it an ideal venue for those special family birthdays, anniversaries or celebrations. With ten bedrooms split over two floors, The house can cater for various groups, be it three or four families using the rooms as family suites, or individuals and couples.
The house has been sensitively restored and has a wealth of original features; including beautiful exposed beams, an original bread oven, Victorian two-seater lavatory, Cheese room and a secret passageway.
Bathroom Types
- Cloakroom/WC
- En-suite Bathroom
- Family Bathroom
- Jacuzzi
- Modern Bathroom
- Period Bathroom
- Sauna
- Shower Room
- Walk in Shower
Bedroom Types
- Child's Bedroom
- Double Bedroom
- Dressing Room
- Four Poster Bedroom
- Nursery
- Single Bedroom
- Spare Bedroom
- Teenager's Bedroom
- Twin Bedroom
Facilities
- Domestic Power
- Internet Access
- Mains Water
- Shoot and Stay
- Toilets
Floors
- Carpet
- Concrete Floor
- Real Wood Floor
- Stone Floor
- Tiled Floor
Interior Features
- Furnished
- Period Fireplace
- Period Staircase
- Wood Burning Stove
Kitchen Facilities
- Breakfast Bar
- Cutlery and Crockery
- Eat In
- Gas Hob
- Island
- Kitchen Diner
- Large Dining Table
- Open Plan
- Pots and Pans
- Prep Area
- Small Appliances
- Utensils
Kitchen types
- Cream & White Units
- Kitchen With Island
- Rustic Kitchens
- Wooden Units
Rooms
- Bar
- Barn
- Dining Room
- Drawing Room
- Film Sets
- Games Room
- Hallway
- Living Room
- Lounge
- Playroom
- Store Room
Walls & Windows
- Bare Plaster
- Bay Window
- Exposed Beams
- Exposed Brick Walls
- Large Windows
- Painted Walls
- Stone Walls
- Wallpapered Walls
Exterior
The house and its immediate surroundings are steeped in history. Once inhabited by the local Abbot. The house is adjacent to one of the oldest and largest Tithe Barns in England, which is a National Trust site and the adjoining parish church dates from the 12th century.
Exterior Features
- Back Garden
- Courtyard
- Front Garden
- Outbuildings
- Patio
- Walled Garden
Parking
- Driveway
- Off Street Parking
- Secure Parking
Views
- Countryside View
