Selsley — Selsley

Dating back to 1584, the property was then extensively rebuilt in 1850 and enlarged in 1870 for S.S. Marling. It has recently undergone a comprehensive eight-year renovation with new fixtures and fittings throughout. As you step through the gothic arched porch, you’ll be greeted by the warm ambiance of this property. The original features, such as the ornate fireplace, hardwood floors, and mullion windows, add a touch of elegance and timeless appeal. The entrance hall is abundant with period features, including an original stone fireplace and carved wooden surround set between two ornate arches with decorative plasterwork on the ceiling. Flanking this hallway is the library and sitting room. The library is a wonderful space to work from, with the mullion window allowing for plenty of natural light. The sitting room is a contrast to the traditional wood of the hallway and library and has been decorated in muted colours to create a cosy feel. As you move around the ground floor, you enter the billiard room, which, along with the sitting room, creates two wonderful entertaining spaces. Travelling through the connecting corridor, you are immediately struck by the stained glass skylight, framed on either side by the impressive stone masonry of the first-floor landing and the ornate wooden door to the magnificent ballroom. This ballroom is a marvel, offering stunning views stretching over the River Severn to the Black Mountains, perfect for those special occasions. On the west side is the drawing room, which has been decorated with stylish floral wallpaper and has access to the large west-facing terrace. This room also introduces you to the Gentleman’s spiral staircase, which still retains its original Victorian tiles. The property features three staircases leading down to the expansive lower ground floor, the largest level of the home, which has been completely renovated to an exceptional standard. Designed with modern family living in mind, this contemporary space combi