Manor House Farmhouse, off Bolehill Lane, near Northedge, is a three-bedroom detached 17th Century home which was formerly The Manor Inn.
Estate agent Fidler Taylor, in its listing on property website Zoopla, says: “The striking period building is considered of historic and architectural importance noted by a Grade II-listed status and retains a wealth of character and style.
“In its history, The Manor was a country public house for many years although has now reverted to present a charming and generously proportioned family home.”
The building, in a “delightful backwater location” with “direct access to walking and riding” boasts a range of period features with mullioned windows, beamed ceilings and stone floors.
Ground-floor highlights include two sitting rooms, a dining room, home office and breakfast kitchen, as well as the snug bar room.
On the first floor are three bedrooms, complete with a mezzanine above the master, and family bathroom.
Fidler Taylor says: “The house is complemented by good sized gardens and grounds including a broad parking courtyard, two-storey stone built garage and stable block, lawns, vegetable garden and pond.”
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1. Sitting room
With a substantial ceiling beam and impressive cut stone fireplace with cast iron solid fuel stove. Mullioned windows to two walls and period cast iron radiator. Photo: Zoopla
2. Living room
With heavily beamed ceiling, mullion window, cast iron radiator and built-in stripped timber cupboard. There is a fireplace of exposed brick, stone lintel and flagged hearth to which is sited a cast iron solid fuel stove. A fitted pine settle wraps beneath the window. Photo: Zoopla
3. Breakfast kitchen
With lead effect windows to two elevations, tiled floor and revealed stone and brick chimney breast adapted to house a range-style cooker. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall cupboards and work surfaces with storage beneath and there is also plumbing for a dishwasher. To one corner is the oil-fired boiler which serves the central heating and hot water system. Photo: Zoopla
4. Dining room
With oak panelled walls to three sides and exposed stonework to the fourth. There is a deep sill mullioned window and a revealed carved stone period fireplace with a cast iron solid fuel stove. Features include a flagged floor, beamed ceiling and mullioned windows with leaded lights being fitted with a window seat. A built-in display cupboard lies to the side of a door recess. Photo: Zoopla