A GRADE II listed Jacobean country house, which was the former home of rock legend Robert Plant, is now on the market for £2,600,000.

The Jacobean country house, built by Sir John Trevor in 1610, was twice sacked by Roundhead troops in the Civil War and is thought to have been used as a local court where people were tried and hung.

The property boasts more than seven acres of land. The Jacobean manor house was completed in 1618. Picture: Knight Frank/Rightmove. The listing states that there has been a dwelling on the ...

Take a look inside the "beautiful" £2.6m country house that was formerly the home of Led Zeppelin rock star Robert Plant.