Initial price	£1,150,000
04/10/24	£1,000,000
Price Change	-13.04%

This stunning 17th-century stone-built home in the heart of South Rauceby village offers a unique blend of character and versatility. With over 4,500 square feet of accommodation across four floors, the property boasts a range of flexible rooms, including two reception rooms, a study, breakfast room, and kitchen. The house has a rich history, having been formerly used as a convent and later extended by renowned architect Augustus Welby Pugin. The property also has significant royal connections, having been briefly lived in by HRH Prince Albert and later stayed at by the Prince of Wales. The house is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, including a paved courtyard, raised beds, and a hidden pond, and offers additional potential with outbuildings and a detached studio. With its unique character, flexible layout, and idyllic location, this property is a rare find.