The house has uneven brick floors, wide medieval floorboards, original doors, open fires, exposed beams and brickwork, wonky walls and ceilings and original plaster.

The large medieval Great Hall has mullion windows, an oriel window, a pamment floor and a huge tie-beam and queen post. Other medieval, Tudor and Georgian interiors include a library with large Victorian bookcases and fire surround, and an early Georgian panelled room with the original paintwork and Georgian furniture and pictures.

The kitchen is ideal for photo-shoots, with a vintage four oven Aga exposed brick walls, a big old refectory table, Tudor beams, and windows looking out onto the picturesque walled courtyard. All the main rooms in the house are large; the Great Hall is 7.15 x 6.75 meters.

Upstairs some bedrooms have Tudor or mediaeval floorboards, and old plaster and studwork walls. The windows look out onto the gardens or the surrounding fields, and there are no modern features in view.

The large Georgian bathroom will soon have a spectacular eighteenth century tin bath, with high sides and rolltop; and other period bathroom fittings.

Décor and furniture is ‘shabby chic’ with antique country furniture, some Georgian pieces, rugs and old leather chairs.

To find out more, and to request a CD of images of many of the rooms to be sent to your office, please email jane@wingfieldcollege.com.