Wolford Lodge sits 2.5 miles east of the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire. This former gentlemans residence stands in an acre of gardens with far-reaching views.The main house is notable for the honey coloured flagstone floors, which run through most of the ground floor, as well as the heavy panelled and studded oak doors that open onto a large drawing room. The current owner of the property purchased a local church, All Saints Mission House, in order to remodel and add period features to the property, whilst retaining the houses original style. The house has a medieval style, yet many of the period features were added in the 1990s. These include gothic arched stone mullioned windows finished with a variety of individually carved heads ranging from a king and queen to poor peasants. Outside of the house there is a stone built coach house which includes two historic cast iron loose boxes made by Carron in the 19th century from traditional cannon mould, a studio flat, and a bathroom complete with a Victorian style roll-top bath. The property is on the market for 1,250,000 with our Chipping Campden office (tel.: 01386 840224). For more information please click here.

The Old Vicarage sits on the edge of the pretty village of Milton Abott, Devon, close to the western boundary of the expansive Dartmoor National Park. The property was designed by architect Edward Blore, but the plans were later enhanced by the 6^th Duke and Duchess of Bedford. The Grade II listed house is made of rock-faced stone and includes a gabled slate roof and diagonally set grouped ashlar chimney shafts. The Tudor revival style of the house is apparent through the stone mullioned windows and drip moulds. The inside of the five-bedroom house is typically Victorian, including beautifully proportioned main rooms with high ceilings. The dining room includes a fireplace with ornate marble surround, and some fine decorative cornicing. The property is on the market for 925,000 with our Exeter office (tel.: 01392 214222). For more information please click here.

Abbeyfield is a handsome Victorian country house located just outside the village of Tarvin, Bedfordshire. The property has a Victorian faade, despite the original house dating back to the late 18^th century. Both the drawing room and dining room have bay windows overlooking the gardens with window shutters, high ceilings, moulded cornice work, picture rails, pine floors and feature carved oak and white marble fireplaces. The four-bedroom house is complemented by a two-story coach house with three bedrooms. The property includes a heated indoor swimming pool, an astro tennis court and five acres of mature garden and grounds. The property is on the market for 1,150,000 with our Chester office (tel.: 01244 328361). For more information please click here.

Crossland Fosse is a beautifully presented Victorian house, lying between the hamlet of Box End and Bromham, Bedfordshire. The Grade-II listed property is a William and Mary Revival House constructed in a Flemish Bond red brick, with attractive stone mullioned windows and impressive chimney stacks topped with pediments. Inside the six-bedroom property are many original features including a fine staircase with galleried landing, heavy panelled oak doors and decorative moulded ceilings. The luxurious master bedroom suite enjoys access to a decked balcony, and an en-suite bathroom with his and hers dressing rooms. The garden includes areas of formal lawns, as well as a tennis court, heated swimming pool, bespoke summer house and numerous outbuildings. The house benefits from elevated views over the River Ouse and the surrounding countryside. The property is on the market for 2,850,000 with our Wolburn office (tel.: 01525 290641). For more information please click here.