Horton Vicarage is a stunning Georgian family home that offers 5,211 square feet of accommodation, blending its original period features with modern touches. Built in 1753 by Josiah Wedgwood, the property has a rich history and is connected to Stoke-on-Trent's renowned ceramics industry. The home features a charming porch, a welcoming entrance hall, and a grand drawing room with ornate cornicing and far-reaching views. The property also includes a formal dining room, a snug, and a kitchen/dining area with bespoke cabinetry and a natural atrium. The bedrooms are spread across two floors, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom and three more double bedrooms. The property also features a home office above the garage, which could be converted into an annexe or holiday let, subject to permissions. The exterior is equally charming, with beautiful wrap-around gardens, a gravel path, and a sun terrace. Situated in a quiet lane in the historic village of Horton, the property is close to the town of Leek and offers easy access to the Peak District and surrounding amenities.