This property is listed jointly by Knight Frank and Savills.

On the market for the first time in a generation, this spectacular sporting estate dates back to the 16th century, with recent additions in the 19th century.

“The estate’s history goes back to the Knights Templar, yet the facilities for the farm, cattle and equestrian operations are the most up to date you could wish for,” says Crispin Holborow, Country Director, Savills Private Office.

The estate has been meticulously upgraded; notably two early-16th-century fireplaces uncovered during the renovations have been restored to their original condition. Additional highlights include the Music Room, with two staircases — one leading to a secret sixth bedroom, and a second leading to the Cloisters overlooking the garden.

In addition to the Manor House, the wider estate includes 20 other residential properties, a magnificent shoot, an outstanding cattle breeding facility and a world class equestrian complex.

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