Daywell Manor, Oswestry, Shropshire

Daywell Manor is a substantial six-bedroom country house, believed to date from around 1666, set within approximately 10.17 acres near Oswestry. The property combines period features with later additions and includes a collection of traditional barns and outbuildings, established gardens and equestrian facilities. A further 9.51 acres may be available by separate negotiation. The house has a reception hall, drawing room, study, garden rooms and dining room, alongside a kitchen and breakfast room, snug, pantry, utility room, shower room and WC. Upstairs are six bedrooms and two bathrooms. Period details described include pitch-pine doors, fireplaces, oak panelling and original flooring. Outside, the grounds include lawns, mature planting, fruit trees, a kitchen garden and a hard tennis court, with pasture divided into paddocks and turnout enclosures. The equestrian facilities are stated to include six stables, tack and feed rooms, stores, a ménage, a Dutch barn, an open-bay barn, a timber-framed barn and loose boxes. The listing notes lapsed planning permission for a barn conversion into two holiday lets. Any future conversion, commercial or other alternative use would require the relevant consents and feasibility checks. The property is marketed by Daniel James Residential, Shropshire.