Historic country estate in Sussex
This magnificent estate in West Sussex has 149 acres of pretty gardens and grounds and exceptional restored accommodation


Listed Grade II, Woodmancote Place offers features from periods dating from the Medieval period to the 21st century; of particular note are the ecclesiastical arches in the hall, the oak staircase and gallery, the original front door and the character fireplaces.
Accommodation in total comprises: reception hall, inner hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, study, family room, billiard room, kitchen/breakfast room, laundry room, boot room, cloakroom, cellar, wine store, master bedroom suite and nine further bedrooms, three bath/shower rooms and a first-floor kitchen.
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The house comes with 149 acres, and a two-bedroom gardener's cottage and two-bedroom housekeeper's cottage, a range of outbuildings, three garage blocks, a courtyard with ten stables, walled garden, orchard and formal gardens including a well-stocked lake and a swimming pool. The parkland setting includes the deer park and woodland.
Woodmancote Place occupies a magnificent position near Henfield village, which has good local amenities whilst Brighton, Horsham and Lewes are all within easy reach.
The guide price is £7.95m. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 020 7318 5190 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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