Georgian country house in the Midlands
A perfectly-proportioned country property near Telford has a heated swimming pool and useful outbuildings


The Manor is a classic Georgian country house in a private position near Telford in Staffordshire. Externally the house has a perfectly balanced double-fronted façade with beautifully presented, light-filled rooms, which have spectacular views framed through large sash windows.
The property has been substantially refurbished with great attention to detail, leaving many period features in place like the original 18th century marble fireplace and polished wood floor in the dining room. Bedroom accommodation is upstairs, off the pretty first-floor landing which is lit by a stained-glass roof light.
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Accommodation in total comprises: hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen, breakfast room, utility room, cellars, master bedroom suite, four further bedrooms and the family bathroom.
Outside is an attractive courtyard surrounded by a range of period outbuildings including a heated swimming pool and a garaging/workshop space.
Formal gardens come to just over three acres; another lot includes a range of outbuildings including stables and a former hangar with another 4.4 acres of land.
The Manor is located close to the popular village of Pattingham which has an excellent range of shops, a primary school, a pub and a church. More extensive amenities are to be found in Wolverhampton (seven miles) and Birminham (24 miles).
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The guide price is £1.9m. For further information please contact Savills on 01952 239 500 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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