A Stunning Grade II Listed Georgian Rectory Set In Wonderful Grounds Of 21 Acres

The Old Rectory is a beautiful Grade II listed country house of approaching 5,000 sq ft dating back to 1678, with a fine later Georgian façade. The property was the village Rectory until 1929. The house sits in comfortable gardens and grounds of over 20 acres and occupies a secluded and delightful position within the village. The Old Rectory is centred around a fantastic reception hallway with an original Jacobean staircase of gracious proportions and a wonderful flagstone floor. There is a formal drawing room with open fire, large Georgian sash windows and a lovely bay window with French doors to the garden. There is also a dining room with a characterful bay window with French doors and full height side windows to outside. The kitchen is now in need of modernisation and possible enlargement, subject to necessary consents. There is also a utility room and further domestic offices on the ground floor. In addition there is a timber conservatory accessed from the garden. Upstairs there are up to eight bedrooms arranged over two floors. The house underwent a full structural roof replacement and other work of the Georgian core of the house in 2008 and in 2026 the central heating system wasfully upgraded and replaced.