A 1593 ENGLISH MANOR ON 17 ACRES WITH PARKING FOR 20 CARS IS ASKING $3.7M
The family that built it lost their money in the late 1600s. The house became a farmhouse, fell into disrepair, and had its lead roof stripped during World War II.
Restoration started in 1946 and has run ever since. The current sellers planted 95 trees and refurbished the tennis court.
Roughly 7,000 sqft, six bedrooms, and frontage on the River Ribble. The main bedroom fireplace was carved by an Italian artisan the original owner brought back from Europe.