Initial price	£8,500,000
09/02/24	£7,500,000
Price Change	-11.76%

Hazelbury Manor is a Grade I listed country house located in Wiltshire, England. The property dates back to the 14th century and has been owned by various families throughout its history, including the Croke, Bond, and Speke families. The main house was built in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, with additional phases of development in the mid-17th century. The estate was visited by Queen Elizabeth I in 1575, and four Somerset gentlemen were knighted there. The property has been extensively restored and extended over the years, including a restoration project in the 1920s by renowned architect Harold Brakspear. The house features a range of reception rooms and living spaces, as well as a large canted bay window in the Great Hall. The gardens are a significant feature of the estate, with walled and enclosed gardens bordering the property on all sides. The estate also includes a range of traditional stone barns and modern steel portal-framed livestock buildings, as well as 181 acres of organic pastureland and broadleaf amenity woodland.