Key features

• Stunning Grade I period property
• Ten bedrooms
• Six reception rooms
• Four bathrooms
• Stunning spacious family home
• 6225 sqft
• Approximately 6.23 acres of land
• Menage & paddock
• Excellent rail links to London

Description

Wymondley Bury is an exquisite 10-bedroom former manor house dating back to the late 1300s. Set on 6.34 acres of beautifully maintained grounds and spanning 6,225 square feet, this magnificent home offers 6 reception rooms, each with captivating views and charming period features. The living spaces are versatile, accommodating a modern lifestyle including, kitchen-breakfast room, pantry, utility room, dual aspect lounge, home office, gym and grand reception hall.

The property boasts a flexible layout, with an array of dressing rooms & multiple bathrooms, it is ideal for those seeking an annexe, or for the conversion of the Dovecote with planning permission already granted into a self-contained unit. With a spacious loft offering an additional 783 square feet of potential living space and a cellar perfect for wine storage.

Steeped in history, and meticulously preserved, this grade I listed home is rumoured to have once been residence to Anne Boleyn, wife of King Henry VIII.

The Bury is accessed through electric gates, leading up a winding driveway to the impressive manor and its detached grade II Dovecote. The 6.34 acres include manicured gardens, a picturesque courtyard, and ample outdoor space for relaxation and entertaining.

Equestrian enthusiasts will appreciate the menage for horse training and an adjacent paddock with space for stables. The property also includes a woodland area & second paddock, offering opportunities for rural activities, with a potential wedding venue or glamping site.

Altogether, Wymondley Bury is a spacious family home full of character, history, and endless possibilities this is not to be missed, book your viewing now.

About the Area:

Wymondley Bury sits in the heart of Little Wymondley, which is one of Hitchin’s most desirable villages. Hitchin combines the best elements of town and country living. As a prominent historic market town, Hitchin offers a multitude of well-established and new independent businesses as well as a wide selection of activities including a swimming pool, The Queen Mother theatre and Hitchin Lavender Fields. Hitchin train station offers a regular service to King’s Cross. Additionally, there are services to Cambridge and the North via Peterborough. By road, Little Wymondley is just off the A1 and roughly 30 minutes from Junction 23 of the M25. The M1 North can be accessed via the A505, and Luton Airport is approximately 20 minutes away. Being in the SG4 catchment area allows access to highly acclaimed private and state schooling, with the separate boys’ and girls’ schools both achieving ‘Outstanding’ OFSTED reports.