Grade II listed manor house with 13th-century origins for sale

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

The Old Manor in Offenham, dating to the late 13th century, has been listed for £1.25 million.

The Old Manor in Offenham, a Grade II listed house dating to the late 13th century, has been listed for sale at £1.25 million by Stowhill Estates. The property originally served as a monastic grange and deer park for the Benedictine Abbots of Evesham. It is now a 3,923 square foot home with six bedrooms and almost an acre of garden space.

The house features two staircases with separate plumbing, wiring and metering to each side, allowing it to be used as either a single family home or split into two properties for multi-generational living. Modern facilities include a new roof, gas central heating and fibre broadband. The home has an oak front door and is set back from the lane behind a dry-stone wall.

The interior includes a dining room with beamed inglenook, original flagstones and exposed timbers, a drawing room with wood burner in a stone inglenook, a family room with wood burner and fireside seat, a study, kitchen and breakfast room, utility room and cloakroom. There is also a detached stone and timber barn with planning permission for conversion to a home office with a mezzanine.

How it is being reported

• Grade II listed manor house with 13th-century origins goes on the market for £1.25mAn historic Grade II listed home has gone on the market.Worcester News · 18 Oct, 05:00
• Grade II listed manor house with 13th-century origins goes on the market for £1.25mAn historic Grade II listed home has gone on the market.Malvern Gazette · 18 Oct, 05:00

In this story: The Old Manor · Offenham · Stowhill Estates · Benedictine Abbots of Evesham · Worcestershire

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