When you look to buy a property, what is the one essential feature you ask for? Is it ample family space? Traditional designs? Well, how about a miniature maze in your garden?
The Manor House in Sapperton, almost equidistant from Sleaford and Grantham, is the property in question when it comes to maze gardens, boasting a beautifully landscaped ornamental parterre by a gravelled pathway.
Located in the beautiful rural countryside. | Photo: Savills
For that price, you get a five-bedroom grade II listed stone period house with 16th century origins, situated on a 3.3 acre plot of gardens and land.
It comes with a tithe barn, stables, beautiful countryside views and stunning classic fireplaces accompanied by traditional decor in each room.
Tradition dominates the interior of the property. | Photo: Savills
Let’s take a tour of the Manor House:
A classic dual aspect sitting room with a period fireplace. | Photo: Savills
The reception hallway, showcasing the high timber-beamed ceilings. | Photo: Savills
Much like the sitting room, the drawing room faces a fireplace and has plenty of natural light. | Photo: Savills
The principal bedroom is incredibly spacious. | Photo: Savills
A great place to sit and take in the surroundings. | Photo: Savills
All that not enough? How about an orchard, too! | Photo: Savills
The property has vibrant plants and flowers growing along the walls. | Photo: Savills
One last look at the ornamental parterre? Sure, why not. | Photo: Savills
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