Tucked away in the Cotswolds AONB, just minutes from village life and historic pubs, Edgeworth Manor offers rare seclusion in one of England’s most coveted landscapes.

The elegant country house offers south-facing views over the parkland and is set in 45 acres of private grounds, with gardens originally planned by Capability Brown in 1768. 

The Old Priory is a stunning Grade I listed Cotswold manor set 85 acres of grounds and gardens, and features a spectacular Roman-style infinity pool with one of the most beautiful pool houses we’ve ever seen..

 It has been reported that Jane Austen’s childhood home is on the market. Fake news? Not exactly.

The Adlington Hall Estate has been the ancestral home of the Legh family for nearly 700 years. Spanning 1992 acres, the former medieval deer park was transformed into pleasure grounds in the 18th century, featuring a woodland garden, sunken lawns, rose gardens, and a yew maze with a unicorn at its centre—the family emblem.

Aislaby Hall is considered one of the outstanding Georgian houses in the area, set in its namesake hamlet near the town of Pickering in North Yorkshire.

The 247 acre estate is nestled within the Dartmoor National Park, with the grand country house set at the end of a kilometre-long drive winding through woodland and pasture.

Described as one of the finest houses in the south-east of England, the Grade I listed Jacobean manor was built in 1616 on the site of a medieval castle built by Wihtred, King of Kent in 709.

On the market with Knight Frank, Aislaby Hall is considered one of the outstanding Georgian houses in the area.

Poxwell Manor is on the market with Strutt and Parker, set within its namesake village and located not far from the UNESCO-designated Jurrasic Coast.