Inside a £2,250,000 19th-century Grade II listed Country House | Property Tour

[@elephantintheroom5678]

The lady of the house must have been something special to do such a perfectly sensitive renovation and decoration of the place. Exceptionally in tune with the style of the building. Beautiful indeed.

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

The first sink was a Butlers Sink. They are wider but shallower than a Belfast sink. But the second _WAS_ a Belfast sink. So you're half right.

[@benperkinsfineandcountry]

Thank you for pointing that out!

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

@@benperkinsfineandcountry Pleasure is mine. Just pre-warn your fabulous team of _reporters/descriptors(?)_ about calling something _"an Inglenook fireplace"_ when it's clearly not. There's an Ingle fireplace and there is an Inglenook fireplace. But what's the difference? 8-))... _I'll be watching!_ ;-))...

[@rubyreddress1]

Morning that’s what money can do very nice.😱👍☕️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@amalamakalow782]

Such beautiful grounds!

[@laurapearson3370]

Absolutely grand and beautiful

[@carolmitchell2308]

Loved the house and the tour. It would have been nice if you had taken your viewers up into the tower an given us a bird's-eye view of the grounds. It was a missed opportunity. Beautiful house, though.

[@benperkinsfineandcountry]

In the link in the video desciption, you can access the photo gallery. Towards the end is an aerial photo of the entire plot.

[@carolmitchell2308]

@@benperkinsfineandcountry Wanted to see a bird's-eye view of grounds from tower. Whoever purchases this house will, no doubt, climb the stairs to the tower, enter the tower and look out of the tower window. A drone shot of entire grounds does not have the same intimacy as a grounds shot from tower. Saw the photos you suggested and none of them had that shot. A glacing photo of the grounds off the right side of the tower from the roof, is not the same thing. So,as stated in original comment: a missed opportunity. Still a beautiful house, though.

[@charleshamilton9274]

“…with magnificent lawns…” Massive patches of dead and dying patches of grass. This guy is lying to you.

[@benperkinsfineandcountry]

The area of lawn you are referring to (infront of the house) was where there recently was a marquee for an event. There is also a wild flower meadow which has just been mowed by a local farmer. The gardens are amazing.