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" Brasted Court was constructed in the late nineteen hundreds in the grounds of Brasted Place, which is a splendid Grade I listed mansion dating from 1784 and was designed by the celebrated architect Robert Adam for John Turton, physician to George III. It is understood that Brasted Place has earlier origins as well as later additions.
Brasted Court comprises eight two and three bedroom apartments on two floors with communal hallways each serving four apartments.

GROUND FLOOR Entry phone system to the side of the front door which opens to a carpeted communal hall, front door to HALL With radiator, entry phone system, double cloak cupboard and linen cupboard with hot water cylinder and shelving. Multi pained glazed door to RECEPTION ROOM A spacious double aspect room with two radiators, double glazed windows and double doors to front courtyard, wall light points and stone surround to fireplace FITTED KITCHEN Fitted with a range of granite work surfaces with drawers and cupboards below, built in appliances including double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, dish washer, washing machine, fridge and freezer. Tiled floor, double glazed window, part tiled walls and radiator. Inset stainless steel one and a half bowls with side drainer and wall cupboards and shelves. MASTER BEDROOM With radiator, double glazed window, range of wardrobe cupboards and door to EN-SUITE BATHROOM With enclosed bath, separate shower cubicle, w.c., and hand basin. Tiled walls and floor, radiator, double glazed window, extractor fan and shaver socket. BEDROOM 2 ` (`) With radiator, double glazed window and wardrobe cupboard. BATHROOM With enclosed bath, w.c. and hand basin. Tiled walls and floor, radiator, double glazed window and extractor fan. OUTSIDE Single garage with up and over door, light and power and parking space in front. Visitors parking area. The communal gardens and grounds for Brasted Court and Brasted Place extend in all to about eight and a half acres and form a delightful parkland setting for the properties. There are wide expanses of lawns, specimen trees and shrubs and an orchard. "