This Grade II listed, seven-bedroom manor house sits on 16 acres of land in the English/Welsh border, surrounded by a river and with four individual holiday cottages. The main house features a mix of original and modern features, including Jacobean oak panelling, Elizabethan/Tudor ceiling, and a walled garden with a wildflower area and chicken pen. The property has a versatile layout, with a large kitchen, dining, and sitting room, as well as a formal lounge/drawing room, boot room, and various store rooms. The seven bedrooms are spread across two floors, with some featuring en-suite bathrooms and vaulted ceilings. The property also includes a barn with a stable, workshops, and a large open space, as well as a three-bedroom static caravan and a disused clay pigeon shoot. With its potential for further development, including the possibility of returning the manor house to its previous use as a hotel, this property offers a unique opportunity for a buyer looking for a large, rural estate with plenty of potential.