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

This 17th-century Grade II* listed former orangery, likely designed by William Talman, is situated in a fine parkland setting within the North Cotswolds. The property, with its golden Ashlar stone exterior and hipped slate and lead roof, features a central door with double steps leading to the garden, as well as tall sash windows and a coved cornice. The interior boasts flexible, well-presented accommodation, including a drawing room with six magnificent full-height sash windows overlooking the garden. The orangery is surrounded by beautiful gardens, including a formal garden, manicured lawns, and a parterre garden with a fish pond. The property is located within 35 acres of managed parkland, offering stunning views and a tranquil atmosphere. With its unique history, elegant architecture, and picturesque surroundings, this orangery is a truly special and unique home.