An historic and Grade II* Listed former manor house, set amidst delightfully mature gardens.
Located at the end of a no through lane, Witnesham Hall is believed to date from the 16th Century and is of timber framed construction, encased in red brick with distinctive embattled parapets and Flemish gables. Approached past St. Mary’s Church and over a shingle drive, crossing a Georgian bridge over the River Fynn, the imposing property is Listed Grade II*, with accommodation extending to almost 7,000 sq ft.
The principal reception rooms are south facing, well-proportioned and beautifully presented. The Aga kitchen combines traditional charm with modern convenience. A secondary kitchen provides additional storage and preparation space. From the kitchen are doors out onto the stunning terrace area which runs along the back of the property overlooking formal gardens.
First & Second Floor
Two staircases lead to the first floor. The principal mahogany stair leads to the double aspect principal bedroom, with bay window, enjoys far reaching views over the parkland and benefits from a Jack & Jill en-suite shower room. There are a further six bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms, with a return stair leading to the back hall, as well as access to the second floor which provides an additional two/three bedrooms with vaulted ceilings.
OUTSIDE
Witnesham Hall enjoys a secluded and tranquil setting amidst delightfully mature gardens enclosed with estate fencing and meadow and parkland grounds beyond.
Steps from the raised terrace lead down to a heated swimming pool is a fully functioning cinema room with tiered seating and projector screen. Also housed within is the plant room for the swimming pool along with changing facilities. To the rear there is a hard tennis court.
In all the property extends to approximately 5 acres with further land, equestrian facilities, cottage and outbuildings available.
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This is a superb country house in a wonderfully tucked away setting surrounded by stunning grounds.
Tom OrfordProperty agent