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£ 897,000
5 bedroom detached house for sale
Plowden Lydbury North
· 5 Bedrooms · 4 Baths · House
· Garden · Fireplace · Equipped kitchen
Plowden Lydbury North · 5 Bedrooms · 4 Baths · House · Garden · Fireplace · Equipped kitchen
The Tan House is a grade II* listed manor house situated in the centre of the village of Little Stretton on the edge of the Long Mynd Hills & some 16,000 acres of Heathland managed by the National Trust.Steeped in history & set within its own beautiful gardens with a range of courtyard outbuildings.The Tan House provides a rare opportunity to purchase a fascinating and attractive, genuine period modest manor house, having many original character features.The property has an interesting history and started as a hall house built between 1400 and 1425. Around 1500 to 1550 chimneys were erected and the building adapted to create the kitchen. Within an economic boom around 1579 the property was again extended.Over the years alterations to its design took place, including construction of the first and second floors. From 1875 the house was again transformed with the introduction of wall panelling, ancient fireplaces, staircase, and further extensions to the property. The present owners have
The Tan House is a grade II* listed manor house situated in the centre of the village of Little Stretton on the edge of the Long Mynd Hills & some 16,000 acres of Heathland managed by the National Trust.Steeped in history & set within its own beautiful gardens with a range of courtyard outbuildings.The Tan House provides a rare opportunity to purchase a fascinating and attractive, genuine period modest manor house, having many original character features.The property has an interesting history and started as a hall house built between 1400 and 1425. Around 1500 to 1550 chimneys were erected and the building adapted to create the kitchen. Within an economic boom around 1579 the property was again extended.Over the years alterations to its design took place, including construction of the first and second floors. From 1875 the house was again transformed with the introduction of wall panelling, ancient fireplaces, staircase, and further extensions to the property. The present owners have
£ 897,000