Built in the late Caroline period, 1628.

Two rooms deep in a rectangular block (double pile house). Remains of a Tudor building.

Two octagonal towers at corners of house, gatehouse, Georgian bell-cote, clock and 16th century brickwork.

Features:

Decorative artwork stairway

Landing / Gallery / Library

Bay windows
Open fireplaces
Wood staircases

Wooden floors, stone floors, tiles and carpet in the house.
Large Basement
Cobbled Courtyard
Circular Driveway
Art collection
Outstanding views of North Downs
Large York stone terrace
Kitchen and Herb Garden
Herbaceous and shrub borders
Hawthorn arch walkway
Lake and temple
Greenhouses
The Orangery

Grass, York stone, gravel pathways and lawns in the garden.
A cobbled forecourt
Gravel tarmac Drive
Woodland
Meadow
Tracks
Farmland
Lake

Views over North Downs
Steep banks and fields on both steep hills and flat ground

By train, 42 minutes from London Victoria

By car, 30 miles from Central London