The Property:

Welcome to this exceptional Grade II listed property, boasting impressive proportions and a rich history as the former Manor House of Pirton village. Nestled within lush gardens spanning approximately 0.53 acres, this residence offers commanding views over expansive arable farmland. Prepare to be captivated by the unique charm and delightful setting of this remarkable home.

Description:

Docwra Manor, dating back to 1609, carries a captivating history. Once the residence of Thomas Docwra, potentially the heir to Sir Thomas Docwra, Lord Grand Prior of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, this Manor House exudes heritage and prestige.
Despite facing fire damage and serving as a public house and village hall, Docwra Hall experienced a remarkable revival in the twentieth century. Extensive restoration and expansion in 1967 transformed it into a delightful family home. Some rooms on the ground and first floors have survived the test of time.
An adjacent independent annex offers versatility, suitable for accommodating elderly relatives, an au pair or serving as a spacious home office. While refurbishment may be required, the annex holds significant potential.
Approaching the property, a sweeping gravel driveway leads to ample parking and a large double garage. Inside, the accommodation showcases remarkable potential, featuring a grand reception hall, elegant reception rooms with impressive fireplaces, a spacious dining room with garden access and a fabulous social kitchen with a central island, breakfast area, pantry and utility room.
Upstairs, seven bedrooms, including en-suite bathrooms for the principal and guest bedrooms, await. The property presents opportunities for customisation and enhancement.
In summary, Docwra Manor offers an enchanting opportunity to own a historically significant residence. With your personal touch, this property can be transformed into a unique and remarkable living space.

Council Tax Band H £4,345.88 Apr 23/Mar 24.

Location:

Pirton is steeped in history dating back to Saxon times and lies at the eastern end of the Chiltern Hills. The village is some five miles west of the lovely market town of Hitchin and just eight miles from A1(M), south to London and to major cities of the north in the opposite direction. Docwra Manor enjoys a prime position at the approach to the village, two or three minutes around the corner from its centre.