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" A magnificent stone built Jacobean and Georgian style Grade 1 listed mansion house that has been delightfully converted to provide 18 individual apartments within a country park setting on the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire's estate. Originally built for the Earl of Suffolk in 1607, the main entrance is through the open cloisters to a double oak front door leading into the panelled hallway. Beyond is the Great Hall with superb plasterwork to the walls, apses and domes. Double doors lead off the Great Hall into the handsomely decorated Saloon or Drawing Room with outstanding plasterwork attributed to James Wyatt. Both rooms are available to residents and their guests for entertaining purposes.

Apartment 14 is approached either by staircase or lift and forms a very secure and elegant apartment which spans the upper south west corner enjoying stunning views over the adjoining parkland and beyond, with the added benefit of a roof terrace and carved stone parapets. Beautifully presented and maintained to a high standard, the accommodation is split and incorporates two levels of one of the 4 corner turrets.

The living space is flexibly arranged with 2 guest bedrooms with beams, built-in wardrobes and considerable storage cupboards and bathroom on the upper floor. The spacious master bedroom suite with walk-in and built-in wardrobes, is on the lower level, as is a further double bedroom/study, with adjoining walk-in wardrobe, bathroom and landing with built-in bookcases and under stairs cupboard. Situated at the south end of the well appointed all electric kitchen, with beamed ledges and skylight, is the breakfast area providing full height windows with far reaching views. From here the adjoining roof terrace is accessed providing additional seating/summer dining facilities. A spiral staircase leads into the turret, currently used as an exercise facility and provides access to a further roof area. The dining room leads from the kitchen/breakfast room. The well proportioned drawing room has a spectacular 20 ft. window, alcove and fireplace with an attractive coal effect gas fire. The current lease for this property now runs until 21 April 2165.