Vicarage Lane, Long Compton

Whittington House dates from the mid 18th Century with later 19th century additions. The property has recently undergone significant modernisation with new bathrooms, flooring, heating system and electrics yet has retained many traditional features including flagstone floors, bay windows, exposed beams, open fireplaces including an inglenook. The accommodation is arranged over three floors and comprises four reception rooms on the ground floor and a well-equipped, vaulted kitchen/breakfast room with central island unit and French doors into the garden. Next to the kitchen is the useful utility room. From the drawing room, stairs rise to the first floor where there is the principal bedroom suite with walk-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom and wet room. There are 2 further bedrooms on the first floor, a bathroom and a family shower room. Bedrooms five and six are on the second floor.

Local legend is that Dick Whittington set off from Whittington House for his journey to London.