Description:

Tucked away within 600 acres of private Shropshire parkland, this Grade I listed manor is a rare example of William & Mary architecture. Set well back from the road and overlooking two expansive lakes, the property offers total seclusion and a 360-degree "period" horizon, making it an ideal choice for high-end heritage drama.

The estate is a visual powerhouse, centered around the mellow red-brick mansion with its grand, symmetrical proportions. Beyond the main house, the grounds offer a diverse range of filming backdrops—from the working home farm to one of Shropshire’s only two surviving timber-framed churches. This ancient, textured wood-frame chapel provides a stark, atmospheric contrast to the refined elegance of the primary residence. Whether you need the formal grandeur of a lakeside estate or the raw, rustic character of a historic farmstead, this location provides a massive variety of looks within a single, secure footprint.

Features:

• Staircase (2)
• Living Room (2)
• Panelling (5)
• Floor - wooden (6)
• Fireplace (7)
• Sitting room (1)
• Beams (1)
• Dining room (2)
• Floor - concrete (1)
• Games room (1)
• Landing (1)
• Bedroom (3)
• Bath - rolltop (1)
• Bathroom (1)
• Bath (1)
• Corridor (1)
• Garden (1)
• Driveway (2)