Hucking Hill House, a country home with timeless appeal, is nestled in a rural location and steeped in local history. The property, formerly known as Snakeshaw Castle, was commissioned in the 1850s by John Philip Green, a distinguished lawyer who also built the nearby school. The house boasts a wealth of period features, including high ceilings, shutters, fireplaces, panelled doors, and oak flooring. The flexible accommodation is ideal for family living and entertaining, with a bespoke kitchen, family room, bar, and cloakroom. The property also features a dry cellar, providing a wine cellar and storage. The 3.5-acre garden is fully fenced and includes a natural pond, mature shrubs, and a woodland area with a children's play area and treehouse. The property has lapsed planning permission for various projects, including converting outbuildings to a family annexe and erecting a stable block. With its stunning countryside location, nearby transport links, and local amenities, Hucking Hill House is an ideal family home.