A 17th century Grade II listed country house is on the market for £10 million.

Rookwoods is set in almost 50 acres of its own land in a secluded position overlooking the unspoiled Holy Brook Valley.

The main house is constructed with traditional Cotswold stone, with mullioned windows under a stone tiled roof. It has seven bedrooms, four bathrooms and five reception rooms. The principal rooms have exposed ceiling timbers, fireplaces and stone floors.

Outside is a stable yard, stable flat and garage flat, built in 2006 by the current owners, with three garage bays. The stable flat consists of a sitting room/ bedroom with kitchen and shower room. The garage flat has a laundry room, sitting room, kitchen and bedroom.

The property also includes a traditional style barn, built in 2006 of Cotswold stone construction, with interior design carried out by a well know American theatre designer. The barn includes a large games room, bar area and 12 seat, purpose-built Art Deco air-conditioned cinema, with commercial grade technology and projector equipment.

Opposite the barn, is The Jockey Cottage, a one bedroom self-contained cottage, renovated in 2003.

The grounds include a kitchen garden, children's playground with tree house in the woods, hard tennis court, a rockery with a stream, a spring-fed lake with a jetty, meadows, farmland and an area of woodland. The property is ideal for those with equestrian interests, with well laid out paddocks.

The outdoor swimming pool sits within a protected setting with a Cotswolds stone surrounding wall, and a pavilion with kitchen, changing rooms and toilet. Approached over a continuation of the drive is an outdoor riding manège and a clay pigeon trap hut.

The property is on the market with Savills and Knight Frank.