Horley Manor is a captivating Grade II* Listed country house of 16th and 17th century origins, with an elegant early 18th century addition. Beautifully constructed of honeyed ironstone ashlar and squared coursed stone, beneath a combination of hipped, gabled slate and Stonesfield slate roofs. The gate piers and entrance gates are Listed in their own right, offering a suitably grand introduction. Inside, the house is rich with period detail; open fireplaces, flagstone floors, exposed timbers, stone mullion windows, panelled rooms, four-panel doors, shuttered sash windows and an exquisite central oak staircase rising through the heart of the house. Offered for the first time since 1956, the current owners have invested extensively and sensitively, from overhauling the roofs to creating a generous kitchen and breakfast room centred around a four-oven Aga, and a stylish annexe. That said, there’s scope for a new owner to leave their own mark. The accommodation is wonderfully versatile with three principal reception rooms, generous bedrooms, two staircases, and home office spaces. Outside, a two-bedroom cottage offers guest, staff or income potential. The gardens are enchanting; a walled pool garden with heated swimming pool, stone pool house and changing room, formal walled garden with summer house, orchard, hard tennis court, and sweeping lawns. Traditional outbuildings provide stabling, garaging and storage. In all, around 2.2 acres, a substantial yet comfortably manageable country home with heart, heritage and promise.