articleA jaw-dropping medieval property is on the real estate market in England, offering a pastoral life to interested buyers – but there's a catch. The property, called St. John's Jerusalem, was originally used by a group of warrior monks called the Knights Hospitallers. The house dates back to the 12th century, according to real estate agency Strutt & Parker. The main house was remodeled in the Georgian era, still retaining some medieval charm. The 24-acre property was also regularly frequented by legendary medieval leaders, including King John and Henry III, with the earliest-recorded visit in 1214.