E540 - Shackleford Voysey manor

Description:

Designed and built in 1897 by C.F.A. Voysey. An extensive restoration has been undertaken , preserving the original features, while modernising the house. The sweeping drive comes past an original lodge house at the gate and through to the main house. There is a double-height entrance hall with grand staircase, a drawing room, music room, library with shelves filled with books, the dining room and 3 master bedrooms. There are various servant areas, including butler's pantry, servery, kitchen, bedrooms, scullery, larder, back staircases etc. The grounds have large lawns, herbaceous boarders, a summer house, pond, semi walled garden, woodland walks. 21 acres in total.

Features:

• Terrace/Patio (1)
• Entrance hall (2)
• Panelling (3)
• Floor - wooden (3)
• Staircase (1)
• Fireplace (3)
• Library (1)
• Study (1)
• Living Room (4)
• Piano (1)
• Dining room (1)
• Kitchen (1)
• Floor - tiled (1)
• Aga (1)
• Sitting room (1)
• Utility room (1)
• Landing (1)
• Mezzanine (1)
• Bedroom (4)
• Dressing room (2)
• Bathroom (4)
• Bath - rolltop (3)
• Shower (2)
• Bedroom - main (1)
• Garden (1)
• Garden - formal (1)
• Summer house (1)
• Driveway (1)