Late 15th‑century Grade II* listed manor full of original timberwork
Dating from the late 15th century, The Old Manor House is a fully restored Grade II* listed manor set on just under 0.75 acres in Poffley End, Hailey. The house blends substantial period character — exposed beams, flagstone floors, inglenook fireplaces and a grand staircase — with recent comprehensive modernisation, including new kitchen, bathrooms, updated electrics and a new boiler. The result is generous, flexible living across nearly 5,920 sq ft, ideal for a growing or multi‑generational family.
An attached 2/3 bedroom cottage (recently rewired and re‑plumbed) offers independent accommodation for guests, staff or rental income, while a detached home office, triple carport, garage and gated gravel driveway provide practicality. The gardens are mainly lawned with mature hedgerows and a patio for outdoor entertaining, and the setting sits attractively within a conservation area close to Witney and excellent schools.
Important considerations: the property’s Grade II* listing brings legal constraints on alterations and maintenance, and the house uses oil central heating. Council tax is high (Band G) and the property is EPC exempt due to its listed status. Mobile signal is average; broadband is reported fast but should be checked locally prior to offer.
This is a rare opportunity for a buyer seeking a historically important Cotswold manor with modern comforts, substantial ancillary accommodation and generous private grounds. It will particularly suit families wanting flexible living, buyers seeking period provenance, or those aiming to combine home and small business use (subject to listed‑building consents).