East Wing forms part of this Grade II Listed Manor originally built in 1860 in the Scottish baronial style. The house was divided in 1947 and now offers a beautiful home with many original features including original shutters, high ceilings and sash windows. The property has well-proportioned accommodation arranged over four floors and gardens backing onto open parkland.

The front door opens into an entrance hall with original tiled flooring from which the main reception rooms can be accesssed. The light and spacious kitchen/dining room has a contemporary fitted kitchen with island, Ceasarstone worksurfaces, integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer, built-in double oven, hob and sink, there is ample space for a dining table. The drawing room is triple aspect with built-in shelving units and fireplace housing a wood burning stove. The lower ground floor/cellar provides further flexible living space including a home gym, wine cellar, reception room, study and cloakroom/utility.

The first floor comprises a generous principal bedroom, one further double bedroom and a family bathroom, with three further double bedrooms and an additional bathroom found on the second floor.

Moreton Pinkney is an attractive and popular South Northamptonshire village with mostly ironstone houses and cottages surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. The village has a parish church, playing fields and is situated perfectly for those looking to commute.

There is local schooling at Culworth with many other well regarded schools in the area including Stowe, Northampton High School, Winchester House, Bloxham, Carrdus, Tudor Hall, Warwick School and Chenderit School, many of which have a bus service from the village.

The village has regular visits from a mobile grocery/butcher, fishmonger, and several takeaway food vans. More extensive shopping and leisure facilities are available in Banbury, Brackley, Towcester, Northampton and Milton Keynes. Moreton Pinkney is within easy distance of the M1 and M40 motorways and there are many train services from Banbury, Bicester North and Milton Keynes.

East Wing is approached via a stone archway which provides access to the main driveway up to the manor, there is private, off-road parking for several vehicles on the gravel driveway outside the house.

The large garden is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees, vegetable garden, pond, former grass tennis court and views over adjoining parkland.