Look inside 'modernised' Grade II listed manor house in Northamptonshire set on four acres of land

The nine bedroom home in Brigstock, near Kettering, has six bathrooms and more than 9,500 square feet of inside accommodation, with period features.

Outside, the home is set in more than four acres of landscaped gardens and sits on the edge of a conservation village.

Agents say: “An attractive II* listed edge of village manor house, mentioned by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner in his Guide 'The Buildings of England’, Brigstock Manor has medieval origins as a hunting lodge within a clearing within the Royal Forest of Rockingham.

“Gentrified throughout the intervening centuries, most notably in the form of Jacobean and Victorian extensions, the later in 1890 by the eminent Northamptonshire architect, J A Gotch, this beautiful house offers excess 9,500 square feet of accommodation over three floors.

“The house has been thoughtfully refurbished and styled. Much of the ground floor has reclaimed limestone floors by Paris Ceramics, whilst the kitchen incorporates a tasteful, hand-crafted suite with Aga and walk-in larder. The bathrooms and shower rooms have been refitted in recent years, and indeed, this historical house is thoroughly modern.”

All of this could be yours for a guide price of £2.95 million.

Take a look around this “modernised” Grade II listed manor house in Northamptonshire, with the pictures below.

(Listed by Savills, marketed by Rightmove).