This Grade II listed Georgian family home, known as Church Lane House, is situated in a quiet yet convenient edge of village position within beautiful parkland gardens and grounds of 9.5 acres. The property has a rich history, having been originally constructed in 1835 as a minister's residence and later renovated by renowned businessman Herman Brassert, who added a second wing and converted the stable block into additional living space. The property has a generous footprint of approximately 6,000 square feet, including outbuildings, and features a grand triple aspect drawing room, formal dining room, home office, and eight bedrooms served by three bath/shower rooms. The property requires modernization throughout and is approached over a sweeping gravel driveway and parking area, with formal gardens, a rose walk, and wild parkland gardens with open paddocks and mature trees. The village of Bovingdon offers a range of local amenities, and the property is conveniently located for commuters, with multiple rail lines and motorway networks nearby.