If walls could talk, stories would flow from 700-year-old Jaggards, a Jacobean manor house once owned by the family of Oliver Cromwell.
With original features dating back to the Middle Ages, the eight-bedroom sand-coloured Bath stone house was put on the market for £3.5million two years ago.
Country Life described Grade II-listed Jaggards as ‘the perfect English country retreat from the modern world’ adding it was a ‘graceful and elegant country home’.
But two years on the property is still up for sale, despite several viewings and its owner has knocked £1.5million off the asking price, with the offers of £1.95million being considered
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