Built in stone beneath a slated roof, the property occupies elevated ground with south-easterly views across open countryside.
The house has been carefully refurbished in collaboration with interior designer Stephen Nealls and Woods of Harrogate Furnishings, combining nineteenth-century architectural features with contemporary interiors. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a study, a kitchen and dining area, scullery, laundry, and principal and guest bedroom suites, alongside a recently constructed annexe with gym, sauna, and utility space.
Set within approximately one acre of landscaped gardens, the property also offers a detached garage, summer house, orchard, kitchen garden, and meadow, providing a private setting within walking distance of the village inn and local amenities.
The Old Vicarage is on the market for £2.75m with blenkinandco.com
1. Character property
The Old Vicarage is a period residence built in 1870 with stone walls and a slated roof, formerly serving as the vicarage to the nearby Norman church. Photo: Blenkin & Co
2. Private retreat
The approach to The Old Vicarage is discreet, with the property remaining out of view until the south-west side of the building is seen beyond electric timber gates. Photo: Matt Hillier
3. Elegant details
Handmade bronze casement windows and doors, underfloor heating beneath Element 7 parquet flooring, cast iron radiators, antique fireplaces, and a Stûv wood-burning stove set the tone for the interiors. Photo: Matt Hillier
4. High end
The bespoke Plain English kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art Gaggenau appliances, a Quooker boiling water tap, and marble worktops. Photo: Matt Hillier