Initial price	£2,750,000
09/09/25	£2,350,000
Price Change	-14.55%

Lavenham Hall is a historic property built in the mid-1400s, with a timber-framed core and a crown post roof. The house has undergone alterations over the centuries, including the addition of a wooden square window and panelling in the dining room, salvaged from HMS Old Foudroyant, one of Nelson's flagships. The property features an impressive entrance hall, a drawing room with views of the grounds and lake, a wood panelled dining room, and a study that was once the "pay office" of the estate's 600-acre farm. The grounds are extensive, with a parkland-like setting, a lake, and a range of outbuildings, including a former stable block, garage/workshop/storage space, and a studio building used by the current owner, a renowned sculptor. The village of Lavenham has a rich history, dating back to the Norman conquest, and has been the setting for numerous television programs and films, including Harry Potter. The village offers a range of amenities, including public houses, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, and boutique shops, as well as health services and a village primary school.