Step Inside:

Nestled amidst countryside, this magnificent Grade I listed former manor house stands as a testament to timeless elegance, steeped in history and meticulously preserved. This house boasts a vast trove of living spaces which are both versatile and accommodating for the modern lifestyle. The downstairs includes; a spacious sitting room, elegant drawing room, cozy family room (which also works perfectly as a home office), morning/playroom, relaxing garden room (currently used as a home gym) and a grand reception hall with an inglenook fireplace. Each space exudes warmth and character.

The kitchen/breakfast room serves as the beating heart of this home, with the added benefit of a pantry, seamlessly blending traditional charm with contemporary convenience, perfect for entertaining. Retreat to one of the 10 bedrooms, each a sanctuary of comfort and style. Adorned with stunning outlooks, every bedroom offers a serene escape. The current owners, with a large family, have ingeniously repurposed additional bedrooms as dressing rooms, a testament to the property's adaptability. The master suite is a haven of tranquillity, with an en-suite bathroom and a luxurious walk-through dressing room space.

This magnificent property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history which first dates back to the late 1300’s, it is rumoured that King Henry VIII wife Anne Boleyn once took residence here.

There is an abundance of space and storage here, including a cellar & full height loft space. The garden room/gym also offers the possibility of conversion into a granny annex, utilising the family room and storage area.

With its versatile living spaces, enchanting bedrooms, and idyllic surroundings, this estate offers a lifestyle of luxury, refinement and endless possibilities, not one to be missed. Schedule a viewing today and prepare to be captivated!

Step Outside:

Upon arrival, be greeted by electric gates that stand as sentinels to this impressive property, offering both security and privacy. A sweeping driveway winds through greenery, to a gravelled parking area, suitable for multiple cars. There sits a historic grade II listed timber framed dovecote which has recently been restored and has planning granted for a 1-bedroom annex. Explore the grounds of this exceptional estate, spanning approximately 6.34 acres and divided into four distinctive lots. Each parcel offers its own unique charm.

Lot 1 boasts manicured gardens surrounding the house, including a stunning courtyard area. Immaculate lawns and raised decking area, epitomises the art of outdoor living and a perfect entertaining space.

For equestrian enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts alike, Lot 2 offers a haven of activity and adventure. The spacious menage, a maintained arena perfect for training and exercising horses along with a large adjacent paddock where there is plenty of space to incorporate stables STPP.

Venture into the woodlands of Lot 3 and experience a variety of trees & wildlife, dappled sunlight, and tranquil seclusion.

Finally, Lot 4, a picturesque paddock ideal for grazing livestock or enjoying picnics. With the gorgeous surroundings, this space is perfect for picnics or to be used for a marquee set up/parties.

About the Area:

Wymondley Bury sits in the heart of Little Wymondley, which is one of Hitchin’s most desirable villages. Hitchin combines the best elements of town and country living. As a prominent historic market town, Hitchin offers a multitude of well-established and new independent businesses as well as a wide selection of activities including a swimming pool, The Queen Mother theatre and Hitchin Lavender Fields. Hitchin train station offers a regular service to King’s Cross. Additionally, there are services to Cambridge and the North via Peterborough. By road, Little Wymondley is just off the A1 and roughly 30 minutes from Junction 23 of the M25. The M1 North can be accessed via the A505, and Luton Airport is approximately 20 minutes away. Being in the SG4 catchment area allows access to highly acclaimed private and state schooling, with the separate boys’ and girls’ schools both achieving ‘Outstanding’ OFSTED reports.