Sitting proudly on Stamford's historic High Street, Crestwood House is a rare architectural treasure steeped in history yet lovingly restored for modern living. With a legacy that includes being the birthplace of the Stamford Mercury, Britain's oldest continuously published newspaper title, this Grade II* listed property boasts a rich heritage. The house features a welcoming entrance hall, elegant drawing room, and impressive billiards room, while the kitchen is a culinary haven with bespoke design and top-of-the-line appliances. The property also includes a self-contained annexe, the former stables and coach house, and a stunning south-facing garden with a private pond and irrigation system. With its unique blend of history, style, and sophistication, Crestwood House is a truly unique and special property.