This masterfully restored Georgian manor house sits within 90 acres of manicured grounds dotted by centuries-old trees. Once hosting royalty, its history now echoes through a handsome 19th-century portico, the Grand Hall and majestic reception rooms and indulgent bedroom suites. The original period features including ornate fireplaces and intricate mouldings blend seamlessly with contemporary finishes.

Ombersley Court is a historic country house set in a 90-acre estate, located on the edge of one of Worcestershire’s most coveted villages. The current owner has painstakingly renovated the house to the highest of standards, taking care to preserve the original features and the integrity of this important stately home.

The property was originally built in 1730 for the first Lord Sandys and it remained with the same family for the next 300 years. Of the many notable visitors over the centuries the Duke of Wellington who was famously invited by his good friend Lord Arthur Hill, the 2nd Baron Sandys to recuperate at Ombersley Court for a few months following victory at the Battle of Waterloo.

Approached via a long driveway, which winds through the park-like grounds, the house is entered through a handsome 19th-century portico. A key feature is the galleried Grand Hall with its double-height ceiling and extensive detailed mouldings and cornicing. Flanking it are two fireplaces with carved timber surrounds and detailed mouldings which bear the Sandys family coat of arms.

Behind the grand hall are the two west facing principal reception rooms, both of which have hardwood floors and ornate, oak panelled walls. The larger of these rooms has purposely been left unfinished by our client as it has been identified as the perfect location for a large family kitchen to be created. The seller will complete the work to the buyer’s own design prior to the completion of a sale.

There are three further reception rooms on the ground floor, including The Boudoir, an impressive room with views of the Malvern Hills in the distance, which was used by the Prince Regent, George IV when he stayed at Ombersley. There’s also the original library, with carved oak bookshelves and views across the garden and grounds.

There are six bedrooms on the first floor, including the Duke of Wellington’s room which has been left in its original condition including the silk wall covering and curtains. The other bedrooms have all been tastefully refurbished, with a more contemporary aesthetic, whilst retaining the original features. The majority of the bedrooms have lavishly appointed en-suite bathrooms with bespoke cabinetry, and heated marble floors. A striking feature on the first floor is the gallery which looks down over the Grand Hall and connects the two bedroom wings.

The second floor has been cleverly redesigned and arranged to provide self-contained accommodation with a large reception room, a kitchen and six bedroom suites, each individually interior designed.

The house also has an extensive cellar, spanning the footprint of the property. There are a multitude of rooms with excellent ceiling heights that could provide leisure amenities such as wine cellars / tasting room.

Within the grounds and accessed via its own driveway are Grade II* listed stables set around an open courtyard. The stable buildings on the ground floor are currently used as workshops and for storage. On the first floor there are three self-contained apartments which are currently rented out. Subject to planning approval, the extensive stable block could be converted to create additional residential accommodation, or office space for the owner's use, or to generate a substantial rental income.

There is also a 4 bedroom, detached cottage in immaculate condition which is available by separate negotiation.

Ombersley Court sits well in the middle of its 90 acres of well-maintained, park-like gardens and grounds, which were designed in the early 18th century by John Webb for the Marchioness of Downshire. The grounds include sweeping lawns and specimen trees, some of which are over 200 years old. To the rear of the stable block lies the walled kitchen garden, designed by Webb in 1812, an old pump room, kennels and further outbuildings including an Ice House, which is situated in the south west part of the garden.

Historic property in Worcestershire’s most sought-after villages

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This exquisitely restored Georgian manor house is set within 90 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds adorned with ancient trees. Once a residence for royalty, its rich history is reflected in the elegant 19th-century portico, the Grand Hall, and the impressive reception rooms, along with luxurious bedroom suites. Original period features such as ornate fireplaces and intricate moldings harmoniously blend with modern finishes. Ombersley Court, a historic country estate, has been meticulously renovated to the highest standards while preserving its original charm and significance. Built in 1730 for the first Lord Sandys, it remained in the same family for 300 years, hosting notable figures like the Duke of Wellington, who recuperated here after the Battle of Waterloo. Accessed via a long, winding driveway, the entrance features a striking 19th-century portico. The Grand Hall boasts a double-height ceiling with detailed moldings and cornicing, flanked by two fireplaces adorned with the Sandys family coat of arms. The two principal reception rooms, both west-facing, feature hardwood floors and oak paneling, with one room intentionally left unfinished for a custom family kitchen. The property includes three additional reception rooms, such as The Boudoir, which offers views of the Malvern Hills and was once used by Prince Regent George IV. The first floor features six bedrooms, including the Duke of Wellington’s room, preserved in its original state. Most bedrooms are tastefully refurbished with en-suite bathrooms featuring bespoke cabinetry and heated marble floors. A gallery overlooking the Grand Hall connects the bedroom wings. The cleverly redesigned second floor offers self-contained accommodation with a large reception room, kitchen, and six individually designed bedroom suites. An extensive cellar spans the property's footprint, ideal for leisure amenities. The grounds also include Grade II* listed stables around an open courtyard, currently serving as workshops and storage, with potential for conversion into residential or office space. Additionally, a detached four-bedroom cottage in immaculate condition is available by separate negotiation. Ombersley Court is beautifully situated amidst its 90 acres of meticulously maintained gardens, designed in the early 18th century by John Webb for the Marchioness of Downshire, featuring sweeping lawns and over 200-year-old specimen trees, along with a walled kitchen garden designed by Webb in 1812.

هذا المنزل الجورجي الذي تم ترميمه ببراعة يقع ضمن 90 فدانًا من الأراضي المنسقة بشكل جميل، المليئة بالأشجار القديمة. كان في السابق مسكنًا للملوك، وتاريخ هذا العقار يتردد صداه من خلال المدخل الأنيق من القرن التاسع عشر، والقاعة الكبرى، وغرف الاستقبال الفخمة، والأجنحة الفاخرة. الميزات الأصلية مثل المدافئ المزخرفة والزخارف المعقدة تتناغم بسلاسة مع اللمسات الحديثة. يقع أومبرسلي كورت، وهو منزل ريفي تاريخي، في عقار يمتد على 90 فدانًا، وقد تم تجديده بعناية وفقًا لأعلى المعايير مع الحفاظ على سحره الأصلي وأهميته. تم بناء العقار في عام 1730 لصالح اللورد سندي الأول، وظل مع نفس العائلة لمدة 300 عام، حيث استضاف شخصيات بارزة مثل دوق ويلينغتون، الذي استراح هنا بعد معركة واترلو. يمكن الوصول إلى المنزل عبر طريق طويل يتعرج عبر الأراضي، ويدخل من خلال مدخل أنيق من القرن التاسع عشر. تتميز القاعة الكبرى بسقف مزدوج الارتفاع وزخارف تفصيلية، وتحيط بها مدفأتان مزخرفتان تحملان شعار عائلة سندي. تحتوي الطابق الأرضي على غرفتي استقبال رئيسيتين، كلاهما يواجه الغرب، مع أرضيات خشبية وجدران مكسوة بلوح البلوط، حيث تم ترك أحد الغرف عمدًا غير مكتملة لتكون مكانًا مثاليًا لمطبخ عائلي كبير. تشمل العقار ثلاث غرف استقبال إضافية، مثل غرفة البودوار، التي تقدم إطلالات على تلال مالفرن، والتي كانت تستخدم من قبل الأمير جورج الرابع. تحتوي الطابق الأول على ست غرف نوم، بما في ذلك غرفة دوق ويلينغتون، التي تم الحفاظ عليها في حالتها الأصلية. تم تجديد معظم غرف النوم بشكل ذوقي مع حمامات داخلية مزودة بأثاث مخصص وأرضيات رخامية مدفأة. تتميز الطابق الأول أيضًا بمعرض يطل على القاعة الكبرى ويربط بين جناحي النوم. تم إعادة تصميم الطابق الثاني بذكاء لتوفير سكن مستقل مع غرفة استقبال كبيرة ومطبخ وست غرف نوم مصممة بشكل فردي. يحتوي المنزل أيضًا على قبو واسع يمتد على مساحة العقار، مما يجعله مثاليًا للترفيه. تشمل الأراضي أيضًا إسطبلات مدرجة من الدرجة الثانية* حول فناء مفتوح، تُستخدم حاليًا كورش عمل وتخزين، مع إمكانية تحويلها إلى سكن إضافي أو مساحة مكتبية. بالإضافة إلى ذلك، هناك كوخ منفصل مكون من أربع غرف نوم في حالة ممتازة متاح من خلال تفاوض منفصل. يقع أومبرسلي كورت بشكل جميل في وسط 90 فدانًا من الحدائق المنسقة بعناية، التي صممها جون ويب في أوائل القرن الثامن عشر لصالح ماركيز داونشاير، وتتميز بالعشب الواسع والأشجار النادرة التي يزيد عمرها عن 200 عام، بالإضافة إلى حديقة مطبخ مسورة مصممة من قبل ويب في عام 1812.

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