A Family owned estate in West Sussex. At the heart lies a Grade II listed Elizabethan Mansion House set within a stunningly beautiful and botanically rich landscaped garden and traditional parkland open to visitors from February to November each year.
Listed by English Heritage as being of Grade II* historic importance and set within 200 acres of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the High Weald, this location has national botanical importance and features one of the rarest collections of privately owned champion trees in the UK. Beyond the formal Gardens, woodland and open farmland comprise the backcloth of the wider estate.
The Elizabethan House sits at the heart of the formal Garden and is the ‘jewel in the crown’ of this stunning country estate, which has the power of plants woven through its DNA. The Dining Room features ornate gold-leaf detailing on the walls and an impressive chandelier over the oak dining table, which was made by the same glassmakers as those in Buckingham Palace. The Drawing Room is one of the oldest rooms in the House and features rare ornate ceiling plaster and wooden cornicing dating from 1601, a marble fireplace and luxurious interiors including gold embossed wallpaper and soft furnishings. The Four-poster Bedroom contains wood panelling and original wood-carved furnishings, as well as ornate plasterwork on the ceiling.
