Initial price	£1,250,000
21/05/25	£1,150,000
Price Change	-8.00%

This 17th-century Grade II* listed former orangery, nestled in a fine parkland setting, offers a unique and elegant home with excellent acoustics for music. The property, likely designed by William Talman, features golden Ashlar stone construction, rusticated quoins, and a hipped slate and lead-covered roof. With a central door and double flight of steps leading down to the garden, the orangery boasts tall sash windows, an Acanthus leafed coved cornice, and a range of cross-mullioned windows in the kitchen/morning room. The property's rear was added later, and it was imaginatively converted in 1992. The orangery's interior features a drawing room with six magnificent full-height sash windows, built-in window seats, and a central door leading to the garden. The property's gardens are a special feature, with a wide flagstone terrace, formal garden, manicured lawns, stone walling, and a flagstone pathway leading to the parking area and parterre garden. The property is situated within 35 acres of managed parkland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of the North Cotswolds, with access to communal facilities, including a croquet lawn, tennis courts, outdoor heated swimming pool, and 24-hour security service.