Open fires with wood burners, farmhouse kitchen with a four oven aga , Beautiful archways, original front door, James the 1st granite fireplace in bedroom 2, Victoria fireplace in bedroom 1 and 3. Elegant, Scandinavian style ball room, with beautiful Swedish ornate gold leaf mirror. Staircase leading to small gallery. Large sash windows, Castellations roof. Main staircase, Original 1660 beams in small lounge and in bedroom 1 and 2.
. Approached from the south east, along a long private drive, The house is a sight to behold with its unusual, castellated, roofline. However, your eyes are immediately drawn on arrival to the spectacular view to the right. This L shaped, house probably dates from the 17th Century but may have some remnants of an earlier hunting lodge. It has three storeys and a single storey extension that blends perfectly with the rest of the house. The estate has 105 acres of farmland, 10 acres of woodland and 140 acres of freehold moorland including a small quarry and three Victorian water adits
Bathroom Types
En-suite Bathroom
Family Bathroom
Modern Bathroom
Shower Room
Bedroom Types
Double Bedroom
Twin Bedroom
Facilities
Internet Access
Mains Water
Shoot and Stay
Toilets
Floors
Carpet
Real Wood Floor
Tiled Floor
Interior Features
Furnished
Period Fireplace
Period Staircase
Wood Burning Stove
Kitchen Facilities
Aga
Cutlery and Crockery
Kitchen Diner
Large Dining Table
Open Plan
Pots and Pans
Prep Area
Utensils
Kitchen types
Cream & White Units
Rustic Kitchens
Rooms
Ballroom
Bar
Barn
Changing Room
Dance floor
Dining Room
Hair/Make-up Room
Hallway
Living Room
Lounge
Porch
Walls & Windows
Exposed Beams
Large Windows
Painted Walls
Skylights
Stained Glass Windows
Wallpapered Walls
Exterior
listed manor house is an unusual and large house. Almost 800 feet above sea level, it occupies a stunning position on the edge of the Moor and overlooks gardens, woodlands, to thevalley and to the hills beyond. Approached from the south east, along a long private drive, the maonr is a sight to behold with its unusual, castellated, roofline. However, your eyes are immediately drawn on arrival to the spectacular view to the right. This L shaped, house probably dates from the 17th Century but may have some remnants of an earlier hunting lodge. Victorian additions, along with the castellation, almost doubled the size of the original house. It has three storeys and a single storey extension that blends perfectly with the rest of the house which has a very warm and welcoming atmosphere. This is a house with really good sized rooms and we love it’s interesting interior; the up and down in levels adds to its charm. All the accommodation, interior decoration and finishes are to a very high standard. The property has been decorated with a mixture of modern and traditional style which perfectly achieves a relaxing and calm ambience. Set in to the hillsides with large terrace lawns.
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