Stanton Court, England, London, England WR12

Nestled amidst the North Cotswold hills, this resplendent 18th century manor house is a quintessential Edwardian beauty. It is set on a 12-acre garden and unfolds over 17, 004 sq. ft., featuring an imposing main house, four cottages, and a three-car garage. Upon entering the main house, theres a showstopping hall, which leads to a dual-aspect reception, a sitting room, a study, and a pantry. Intricate cornicing, fireplaces with marble slips and stone detailing, light oak panelling, and verdant views characterise this extraordinary entertaining area. On the same floor, theres an elegant garden dining hall, which opens into the main kitchen through double doors. Adjacent to the main kitchen is the secondary kitchen, which unfurls into a spacious family room flooded with natural light. Beyond is a lobby staircase that leads to the triple garage, indoor pool, sauna, and terrace garden. Boot rooms, cloakrooms, and private staff quarters are also on this floor. On the first floor lies the principal bedroom, which has its own en-suite bathroom, vanity room, and views of Malvern Hills. There are four more bedroom suites on this floor. Above, there are two additional guest rooms and a cloakroom. The cottages, three of which have two floors, can be accessed from the northern end of the estate. Granary Cottage comprises a games room, kitchen, a bathroom, and three bedrooms. Shenberrow Cottage has a kitchen, sitting room, dining room, an en suite bedroom, and a further bedroom with a separate bathroom. Rosemary Cottage hosts a kitchen, a sitting room, and two bedrooms sharing a bathroom. Peach and Paddock Cottages the only dwelling with a sole ground floor features a kitchen, a sitting room, and two bedrooms. Adjoined to this is the orangery. Beautifully landscaped grounds, encompassing gardens, flowerbeds, ponds, and orchards, envelope the home. The estate also features a cricket ground, which is often rented out to the villagers. Theres also private access to a nearby woodland. Located in a breathtaking conservation area, the residence benefits from a delightfully serene atmosphere. A local pub and church are within proximity. For more extensive shopping, Broadway and Cheltenham are located four and 12 miles away, respectively. London is a little more than an hour away via the A44.