24 October 2023 08:42 am Views - 2202
A charming six-bedroom manor believed to have been a refuge for King Charles II during his escape from the Civil War has hit the market for £3.25million.
Behind the doors of the stunning 500-year-old property steeped in rich history is a beautiful drawing room, dining hall and impressive limed oak panelled master suite complimenting the reception rooms.
Located in Gloucestershire, the magnificent home is nestled on 2.08 acres and has been owned by the same family for the past 40 years. (Daily Mail)