16th Century manor house and grounds in a rural setting
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A striking U shaped redbrick manor house, built in 1540, and still largely retaining its original Tudor character with crow-stepped gables, tall chimneys, and historic detailing.
Inside, you’ll find a series of richly panelled rooms, fully furnished with family heirlooms, portraits, and memorabilia collected over the centuries.
The house sits within 15 acres of landscaped grounds, including sweeping lawns, shrubberies, ornamental water features, outbuildings, and former staff cottages. Beyond this lies a wider 2,000-acre estate of open farmland, woodland, farmhouses, traditional farm buildings and cottages.
4 hour minimum booking
1 X Dining Room
1 X Drawing Room
1 X Front Door
16th century period features. 17th century clock towerParking
Free parkingLighting
Abundant natural lightingSound
Quiet/low ambient noiseAccessibility
Ramps availableAmenities
First Aid Kit
WifiHouse Rules
No rubbish left on the street / in front of the house
Please return all furniture / props to the correct room / rebuild where necessary
No food to be consumed outside of designated areas
Please protect the flooring & lift all furniture
No smoking inside the Property
Please keep noise to an acceptable level & respect our neighbours
Please leave the house as found - clean & tidy
Please take everything home with youPlease do not remove artwork without permission.Please treat the house as you would your own homes and be respectful of neighbours and their privacy.
I am a farmer and landowner who has spent most of my life managing the Ingatestone Hall estate which has been in my family seen the 16th Century
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