Nestled in the English countryside, Horselunges Manor is a 15th-century Grade I Listed moated manor house that has been meticulously restored to blend ancient grandeur with modern comfort. The property, once the residence of Led Zeppelin's manager, boasts a unique blend of history and rock and roll heritage. The manor's front elevation features close-studded plaster infilling, heavy moulded bressumer, and brackets with miniature shafts, setting the tone for the grandeur that lies ahead. Upon entering the manor, you step into an entrance hall that leads to the Great Parlour, a grand room with high ceilings, massive oak timber framework, and a deep recessed brick fireplace. The property features a range of impressive rooms, including a study, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, billiard room/sitting room, gymnasium, and library/bedroom. The first floor boasts five restored oriel windows, each projecting on brackets with restored gables over, adding to the visual appeal of this remarkable building. The property also features a self-contained cottage annexe, ideal for guests or staff. With its tranquil ponds, wildflower-lined drive, and beautifully restored interior, Horselunges Manor is a truly unique and exceptional property.