The Manor House Great Glen Road, Little Stretton

A substantial Georgian country house, discreetly approached from Great Glen Road and set at the heart of its own grounds, enjoying far-reaching views and extending to approximately 6,786 sq ft including outbuildings.
Approached via a long private driveway from Great Glen Road, this distinguished Georgian country house occupies a secluded position at the heart of its own grounds, surrounded by open countryside and enjoying uninterrupted views across rolling farmland. The setting is private and unspoilt, with the house carefully positioned to command its outlook while retaining a strong sense of discretion.
Mainly dating from the 18th century, the house is built in red brick beneath a slate roof and displays the balanced proportions, symmetry and clarity of form characteristic of the Georgian period. The internal layout is arranged across cellar, ground, first and second floors, with generous ceiling heights, large sash windows and well-scaled rooms that allow natural light to move easily through the building.
The principal rooms are arranged around a central entrance hall with flagstone flooring and a staircase rising through the house, establishing a clear and logical plan typical of its period. The drawing room is a refined, dual-aspect space with sash windows overlooking the gardens and countryside beyond, centred on a fireplace with marble surround. The adjoining dining room provides an elegant setting for formal entertaining, while a separate sitting room offers a more intimate reception space. All principal reception rooms enjoy strong visual connections with the surrounding grounds.
The kitchen/breakfast room is arranged as an open-plan space and forms the heart of the house, traditionally conceived and centred around a four-oven AGA with bespoke cabinetry, open shelving and ample work surfaces. A separate pantry and utility room support the kitchen, allowing the working elements of the house to remain discreetly arranged. The cellar level provides useful ancillary space including two cellar rooms and a separate wine cellar.
The bedroom layout is arranged across the first and second floors. On the first floor there are two principal suites, each with its own dressing area and en-suite — one positioned to the front of the house and the other to the rear. Two further bedrooms are also located on this level, creating an excellent balance between generous principal accommodation and additional family/guest space.
The second floor forms a distinct additional level within the house and comprises a generous living area with kitchenette, creating a versatile informal space. This floor also provides four further bedrooms, one of which benefits from an en-suite bathroom, alongside a separate family bathroom. The arrangement lends itself well to guests, older children or live-in staff, offering independence and flexibility while remaining fully integrated within the main house.
In total, the house provides eight bedrooms.
The grounds extend to approximately 1.2 acres and are approached via a sweeping gravel driveway, providing ample parking and access to the house and outbuildings. The gardens are laid out with a balance of structure and informality, incorporating open lawns, mature trees and established planting, all framed by long views in several directions.
To the rear of the house, a covered loggia formed from the original brick arches of the former dairy provides a sheltered outdoor space of considerable character. Beyond lies a kitchen garden with raised beds, an all-weather tennis court positioned towards the upper part of the grounds, and a sun terrace arranged to take full advantage of the setting. A substantial range of traditional outbuildings provides useful storage and ancillary space, including two store rooms and a dedicated bar area, all fitted with power and lighting.
Sale Structure & Land Parcels
The Manor House is offered for sale set within approximately 1.2 acres of established curtilage.
In addition, two adjoining parcels of land are available by separate negotiation:
The Pond Field - 18.37 acres (7.436 hectares)
The Top Field - 5.01 acres (2.03 hectares)
The fields may be acquired together, individually, or in addition to The Manor House, subject to negotiation.
In the event that a sale is not agreed for all three parcels, appropriate rights, easements and reservations will be granted and/or reserved to ensure continued access, services and reasonable enjoyment of all retained land.
Overage Provision
The Pond Field and The Top Field will be sold subject to an overage agreement.
Should planning permission be granted at any time within 80 years of completion, 50% of any uplift in value arising from that consent will be payable to the Seller (or their successors in title).
Further details are available upon request.
Treasure Provision
In the event that any treasure (as defined under the Treasure Act 1996) is discovered within The Pond Field or The Top Field within 80 years of completion, the Seller shall be entitled to 50% of any reward or monetary payment received.
Retained Land
The Seller will retain a 0.3 metre wide strip of land along the boundary of The Pond Field, by way of indication only shown in purple on the plan.
Further details are available upon request.