Northamptonshire, £1.79 million Winwick Manor, Winwick This beautiful Grade II*-listed 16th century manor house stands in 7 acres and has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and outbuildings. The grounds are laid to lawn with a number of gravelled paths, seating areas and woodland walkways. To one end of the garden is a croquet lawn with summer house and a ha-ha. In the middle of the gardens is a large wooden pergola. Knight Frank (01789 297 735)
Buckinghamshire, £1.2 million The Old Latin School, Beachampton This Grade II-listed house stands in 3.2 acres and has five bedrooms, three stables, a summer house and lovely rural views. It comes with planning permission to extend above the single-storey extension. Jackson-Stops & Staff (01525 290 641)
Suffolk, £1.3 million Theberton Grange, Leiston This substantial house (it has 11 bedrooms) stands in about 31⁄2 acres and is presented to an exceptionally high standard. The mature gardens surround the property and provide a pretty outlook from all the main reception rooms. Strutt & Parker (01473 214 841)
Gloucestershire, £1.45 million Hidcote Farmhouse, Hidcote Boyce This spacious farmhouse sits in a quiet hamlet near Chipping Campden. It has four bedrooms, a kitchen/breakfast room and a terrace overlooking the delightful garden. Jackson-Stops & Staff (01386 840 224)
Gwynedd, £1.545 million Talhenbont Hall, Chwilog, Pwllheli An impressive Grade II-listed 17th century manor house with five estate cottages and 75 acres of land. The main property has six bedrooms and three bathrooms, and the gardens and grounds include a Japanese water garden, water fowl, roaming peacocks, outdoor chess and a tennis court. Strutt & Parker (01244 354 880)
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