Welcome to Park House. This imposing 17th Century home is packed full of character, history and beautiful architectural features.

Approaching the property along the long winding driveway, lined with trees, you are greeted by a stunning front aspect of the home and the coach house. This impressive and unique home is set far back from the road, with a bay window to the front and rear. You will also notice the porch columns and the arched windows that have so much charm. The driveway circles around, offering plenty of parking. On top of this, the coach house currently comprises of 3 double-sized garages/workshops. The upstairs of the coach house has what is currently used as a summer bedroom/playroom. It has been thermo-boarded and has potential to be easily converted into an annexe.

Especially in the spring and summer months, this property is completely hidden from view.

The property itself is full of charm. As you enter through the porch columns, you will find a large, high ceiling entrance hall with the original quarry tiles that have been beautifully maintained. The staircase to the rear hall framed the stunning summer doors with shutters that open up into the rear garden. The moulded ceilings add a touch of grandeur to this exquisite home.

The entrance hall leads to the sitting room, which benefits from a floor to ceiling bay window with panelling, as well as an open fireplace, keeping the room cosy in the winter months. This room leads seamlessly into the dining room where there are triple bi-fold doors opening up into the garden. The ground floor also benefits from a large dual aspect drawing room, with sash windows to flood the room with light. This room also has a character cast iron fireplace.

The kitchen is fitted with wooden bespoke units, a range cooker, a ceramic sink with views over the front aspect and there is an island with breakfast bar.

The ground floor also boasts a large second kitchen/utility room, 2 w/c’s the coal store, boiler room and a cellar!

On the first floor, you will find 5 double bedrooms, a dressing room adjoining two, a modern and beautifully decorated family bathroom and a separate w/c. The bathroom has a freestanding roll top bath as well as a large walk in shower and w/c. There is also what the current family call the Secret Room. This is a reception room with a beautiful bay window that is accessed via the entrance hall and its very own set of stairs, hidden behind a door! This room feels magical and secluded, a perfect playroom, office or sitting room. It also has the capability to be an 8th bedroom or a large en suite for bedroom 4!

The second floor of the home hold another two double bedrooms as well as a further shower room, walk in storage and separate w/c.

This property has ample living space for a large family or multi-generational living and is nestled in the most beautiful setting.

If you are looking for a slice of history as well as a stunning family home, this unique property is a MUST SEE!

• Park House is situated approximately 1.2 miles from Manea train station which offers trains direct to Peterborough and Ely. You can also get the train to Birmingham and Stansted Airport direct from Manea. Ely train station, only 17 miles away offers multiple fast trains per hour to London King's Cross/St. Pancras in less than 60 minutes and to Cambridge in 15 minutes.

• Manea is within easy reach of the neighbouring towns of Chatteris, March and Ely and has good access to the A141, A142, A1(M)/A14 corridor.

• There are public houses, several convenience stores, takeaways and a well rated Indian restaurant in Manea. There is also a number of beautiful nature reserves and walks including RSPB Welches Dam nature reserve on the Ouse Washes.
• Only 0.4 miles away, you can find an old gravel pit that has been transformed into a wildlife-rich and active local conservation project. It is a perfect spot for fishing, walks and recreational activities.
• There is a primary school in Manea and the closest secondary schools are found in Chatteris, March and Ely.