This 1740s Grade II listed Manor House, built by the Earl of Lindsey, is a stunning example of English country heritage. With a rich history and beautifully restored, the property boasts a unique blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. The interior features exposed timber, flagstone and tile floors, and original stone walls, while the exterior boasts mature copper beech trees and a hidden seating area. The property has been meticulously renovated over the past 25 years and has planning permission for a two-bedroom annexe conversion. The kitchen is a country cook's dream, with an Aga cooker, underfloor heating, and a traditional larder. The grand dining hall, with its candelabra chandelier, is perfect for entertaining, and the spacious bedrooms feature original stone walls, beams, and wooden floorboards. The property also boasts a garage room, utility room, and walk-in pantry, making it a practical and comfortable home for family life.