A Grade II* listed manor house built in the 17th Century has been restored and brought back into use as a family home.
Burderop House in Chiseldon, Wiltshire, which was redesigned into its current neo-classical square design in the 18th Century, had been used as offices for several decades.
Property developer, Arthur Dallimer, has now converted the house into a home with a downstairs space turned into an arts venue.
“I’m very happy to have been able to have brought back one of the town’s most beautiful buildings into its original use like this,” he said.
