A historic estate in the village of Mells in Somerset, England, came on the market late last month asking £8 million (US$9.74 million).

The Bath stone eight-bedroom house sitting on 37 acres was built in 1840 by renowned Victorian architect James Wilson. It contains a more than 10,000-square-foot main residence and is entered through a foyer with high ceilings, columns and a sweeping staircase, listing photos show. The home boasts six reception rooms as well as a large formal dining room with a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows with extensive views of the property’s grounds.

A primary bedroom suite features a fireplace and a sunny bathroom with dual sinks, built-in shelving and a soaking tub, plus French doors opening onto a private balcony.

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