Bingham's Melcombe Manor House, a Grade I listed property, is a stunning example of a medieval manor house with later architectural additions. Surrounded by 39.76 acres of historic gardens and parkland, the property has a rich history dating back to the 13th century. The manor house features a mix of architectural styles, including medieval, 17th, and 18th-century elements, with notable features such as a 14th-century gatehouse, an oriel in the hall, and a beautiful drawing room with high ceilings. The interior boasts a range of period features, including panelled rooms, elaborate chimney pieces, and original fireplaces. The property has been in the same family ownership for over 40 years and is a warm and welcoming family home with enormous charm and historical pedigree. The gardens, designed by renowned landscape architect Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe, are a beautiful and tranquil oasis, featuring a range of garden areas, including a kitchen garden, bowling green, and summer house.