The Great Barn, Amberley Castle
Nestled at the foot of the South Downs National Park,
this home was originally built to serve the bishops of
Chichester, who made a home in the neighbouring
Amberley Castle when it fell into Crown ownership
after the reformation. It was built in two phases in the
17th century and consisted of nine bays and two cart
entrances with an aisle to the south. Additions in the
19th century included pig pens and calf sheds and
reflected the prosperity of the tenant farmer.
• Grade II listed property and one of the largest conversions
in Sussex, if not the UK, a fantastic home steeped in history
neighbouring directly onto the famous Amberley Castle that
dates back to the 12th century
• Entrance hall, dining hall, kitchen and breakfast room as well
as separate utility room, study, games room and inner hall
• Three ground floor bedrooms all with en-suite facilities and
three first floor bedrooms also with en-suite facilities and
galleried landings
• Two separate one bedroom cottages
£3,750,000 with guyleonard.co.uk
Woodmancote Place, Henfield
An exceptional and historic country estate
in a glorious lakeside and parkland setting,
Woodmancote Place is a lovely home and has
beautiful views over its own land and is very well
protected. It is approached via a magnificent
tree-lined drive through a parkland setting with
a view of the historic Norman parish church to
one side. The gardens and grounds have been
meticulously restored and maintained by the
current owners.
• Reception hall, inner hall, drawing room, dining hall
and sitting room.
• Study, family room, billiard room, kitchen and
breakfast room, laundry room, utility room and
galleried landing
• Boot room, cloakroom, cellar and wine store
• Master bedroom and nine further bedrooms, three of
which are en-suite
£7,950,000 with struttandparker.co.uk
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