Durford Wood, Petersfield, West Sussex Price on application

Reception hall | Drawing room | Morning room | Library | Kitchen/Breakfast room | Dining room | Utility room | Orangery | Boot room | Games room | Domestic office | Principal Bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing room | 6 Further bedrooms | 5 Bathrooms | Double garage | Gardens and grounds | In all about 4 acres

Redmere House, set in its own 4 acre grounds, is a new property constructed traditionally with brick elevations under a clay tiled roof. The accommodation amounts to approximately 10,357 square feet with an additional 388 square feet of garaging. It is well arranged over three floors with a layout and design well suited for both comfortable family living and entertaining on a grand scale. Internally, you are welcomed by a 32 foot reception call and a beautiful oak staircase with a vast galleried landing, which in turn leads to a cloakroom, a vaulted drawing room with French doors opening onto a terrace, making an ideal spot for Al Fresco entertaining in the summer months, library, morning room, dining room, a magnificent 44 foot kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and orangery.

The first floor comprises 3 bedroom suites, and 2 further bedrooms, bathroom and games room. The second floor features 2 further bedroom suites and a domestic office.

The property forms part of the prestigious Durford Wood Estate which is made up of a number of substantial country houses all in large private plots, being located about two miles to the north of Petersfield.

Petersfield is a charming market town set in the rolling countryside on the lower slopes of the South Downs, in the newly created South Downs National Park. The town offers a comprehensive range of shopping, sporting and leisure facilities along with a mainline train station with train services to London Waterloo.

There are several excellent schools in the area including Churcher’s College and Ditcham Park. The larger centres of Chichester, Guildford and Portsmouth are all within reasonable driving distance. The countryside surrounding the town is well served with foot and bridle paths, including the South Downs Way.

The property is approached over a long driveway culminated in a turning area, being screened by mature trees and hedging, with a wide expanse of lawn to the rear.