This extraordinary property is a historic country house with a rich lineage, dating back to the 14th century when it was a hunting lodge for John of Gaunt, brother of King Edward III. Over the centuries, the house has been extended and refined, featuring architectural elements from various periods, including Italian marble fireplaces, Argentinian mahogany panelling, and stone mullioned windows. The house was elegantly refaced in stone in the late 19th century and features an iconic tower with a flagpole. In 1963 and 1970, the house was reduced in size to create two separate residences, The East and The West, each retaining significant historical features. Now, for the first time in generations, both wings are offered for sale, providing a unique opportunity to restore the Hall as a single, cohesive home. With its provenance, architectural pedigree, and potential to create a truly one-of-a-kind family home, this estate is a rare chance to become a custodian of one of Britain's great country houses.