Ston Easton Park, a Grade I Listed Palladian mansion, is on the market. for a cool four and a half million.

The property, set between Bath, Bristol, and Wells, is steeped in history and architectural significance, featuring extensive grounds that extend to approximately 27.75 acres.

But if it's a little out of your price range, take a look at these photos, showing the inside of the empty building.

Constructed in 1769 by John Hippisley-Coxe on the foundations of an earlier Tudor house, the mansion has been modified over the centuries, notably by landscape architect Humphry Repton.

Today, the estate includes the main mansion with 20 bedroom suites, eight reception rooms, and a variety of additional buildings including a Grade II* Listed Coach House and a three-bedroom Grade II Listed Gardeners Cottage, both in need of modernisation.

Previously operated as a luxury hotel and wedding venue, the estate's future could see it returning to a private residence or continuing its commercial legacy, pending the necessary planning consents.

The mansion's grounds are a highlight, featuring the River Norr, complete with footbridges and weirs.

The location is well-connected, with easy access to local schools, leisure activities, and transport links to major cities and London.

This property is being marketed by Saville's.