Inside, the house is spacious, light and airy and again offers a number of different aspects to suit specific camera  angles or situations.

Built in around 1840, the house was originally a country retreat. It was refurbished in the early 1900s, adding  Edwardian features, such as bay windows, butler     cupboards and light fittings that still exist today.

The period features throughout the house give the rooms a genuine feel, which is matched with family antiques and suitable soft furnishings.

Many of the rooms downstairs have original terracotta-tiled floors, some have coving and impressive fire surrounds, while the front hall has a polished oak floor.

Recently decorated, the paintwork is fresh, although rooms may be redecorated or refurnished to suit.
There are eight bedrooms upstairs - spacious and light with views over the garden and Vale. There are 38 rooms all together, including a movie room and wine cellar in the basement.