Initial price	£6,000,000
16/08/24	£5,000,000
Price Change	-16.67%

This beautifully restored Grade II Regency Manor house, believed to have originated in 1827, is situated within 46 acres of attractive gardens and grounds. The property has a rich history, with evidence of a former monastery on site, marked by an ancient yew tree. The house has been known by several names, including "Troy" and "Gould's Grove", and was famously occupied by author Jerome K. Jerome, who lived there with his family from 1895 to 1908. During his time at the property, Jerome added two theatres, which have since been repurposed for charitable performances. The house has been lovingly restored and is steeped in history and character, making it a truly unique and special property.