A home shaped by light and ritual.
Approached along a private gravel drive, this honey-stone manor dates in part to the seventeenth century and has been sympathetically updated to combine period character with modern comfort. Flagstone halls, exposed beams, and deep window seats give the house its Cotswolds soul.
A converted stone barn offers scope as a self-contained annexe or studio, while the walled kitchen garden and orchard provide a wonderful setting for outdoor entertaining. Interiors move from intimate sitting rooms to a generous farmhouse kitchen designed for long weekends and family gatherings.
Country calm runs through every detail — from the twilight brick exterior to the cozy loft bedroom and rustic courtyard views. This is a manor for buyers who want authenticity, space, and a setting that feels removed from London without feeling remote.
