Agents Blue Book stated: “Gayton Manor stands as both a uniquely fascinating piece of history and a beguilingly beautiful building.
“Believed to have been originally designed as a hunting lodge, this Grade I listed house embodies the romance and grandeur of the Tudor age but on a hearteningly domestic and comfortable scale.
“The house is set behind a stone wall at the quiet Northern edge of the pretty hilltop village of Gayton and it subsequently enjoys both privacy and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and Norman church of St Mary across the lane.”
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3. A grand reception room
A gran reception room at the front of the house is the perfect place to entertain guests Photo: Blue Book
4. Dining Room
A wood-panelled dining room dating back to the house Tudor beginnings and is among its Grade I-listed features Photo: Blue Book