Initial price	£750,000
18/11/24	£720,000
Price Change	-4.00%

This 17th-century Grade II listed ironstone Hall, remodelled in the 1800s and updated in the 1900s, has been converted into a unique dwelling. The property retains its original architectural features, including high ceilings, working fireplaces, and flagstone floors. The interior boasts generously proportioned rooms, including a dining hall with an oak floor and a fine dog-leg staircase, as well as a handmade kitchen with a flagstone floor. The first floor features a drawing room with a Clearview wood burner and triple gothic sash windows, while the principal bedroom has a dressing room and modern en suite bathroom. The property is situated in rolling Northamptonshire countryside, with its own private entrance to the Hall, and is surrounded by 14 acres of gardens, parkland, spinneys, and paddocks. The property is approached by a private drive through its parkland and arboretum, and is within easy reach of nearby villages and towns, with their range of amenities and recreational activities.