This is a very special place. It's a place that is hard to describe in words and is hard to show in pictures. It would need a book to properly showcase this place. It's an estate and the grounds are very large. It would probably take you 20 minutes or more just to walk from the front gate to the manor in which time you pass over a stream through woods and fields before you even see the Manor house. It would take days to properly explore the garden and property. There are so many different aspects over such a large territory. Its a magical kind of place that feels frozen in the late 19th century. It drips of Romanticism. If you take a stroll around you will suddenly understand Wordsworth and the 19th century poets. The estate is welcoming to the bohemian artistic temperament. It would appear it likely spent most the of the 20th century forgotten (possibly a 2nd or 3rd house). Parts of the garden feel like a Piranesi sketch and in places the wallpaper is peeling which contributes its beauty and charm. The main house itself is filled with all kinds of historic paintings, books, and objects. There was always a comforting fire burning in the library and a thoughtful creative intelligence (leaning towards the bohemian) with the decor. The place feels vibrant and a bit visceral. You could easily spend a week or month and loose track of time.