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This characterful Tudor-style residence, originally known as Thorn Hill, was divided into three separate homes in 1950, with Holland Hill forming one third of the original property.
In an interesting chapter of its history, Thorn Hill was sold in 1931 by the Earl of Dunmore, celebrated for his service in the Boer War and the First World War. The house was subsequently occupied by the Germ
This characterful Tudor-style residence, originally known as Thorn Hill, was divided into three separate homes in 1950, with Holland Hill forming one third of the original property.
In an interesting chapter of its history, Thorn Hill was sold in 1931 by the Earl of Dunmore, celebrated for his service in the Boer War and the First World War. The house was subsequently occupied by the German Embassy in the years leading up to WWII and is believed to have been left fully furnished just before the outbreak of war. Joachim von Ribbentrop, Germany’s Foreign Minister between 1938 and 1945, was reportedly a frequent visitor.
The home has since been extensively refurbished to a high standard while retaining its period charm, including striking stained glass windows, original panelling, intricate cornicing and impressive ceiling heights.
Positioned in the heart of the St George’s Hill estate, Holland Hill is approached via a shared gated driveway, offering generous parking to the front. Additional private parking and a courtyard garden are situated directly at the entrance to the property.
Upon entering, you are welcomed by a mirrored entrance hall that leads to all principal rooms on the ground floor. The notable proportions throughout the home become immediately apparent.
The elegant drawing room provides a superb entertaining space, featuring a large bay window overlooking the garden, ornate cornicing, original cabinetry and a beautiful fireplace which forms the centrepiece of the room. The dining room is similarly well sized, with feature panelling and French doors opening onto the courtyard terrace. The bespoke kitchen is fitted with stylish cabinetry, sleek worktops, modern integrated appliances and a sociable central island.
A standout feature of the home is the impressive reception hall, displaying an exceptional original staircase, a striking chandelier and a stunning stained glass window that fills the space with natural light. A cleverly positioned shower room is tucked beneath the staircase.
The galleried landing leads to the spacious main bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. A large bay window provides attractive views of the rear garden and floods the room with light. Also on this floor are a generous second bedroom with built-in storage and a family bathroom.
The second floor offers three additional bedrooms, one currently used as a study, and a further family bathroom. This level enjoys elevated views across the garden and surrounding countryside, with useful eaves storage also available, and a handy utility room on this floor adds further convenience for daily living.
The gardens at Holland Hill are a real highlight. The level, south-west facing grounds are bordered by mature trees and shrubs, offering excellent privacy. The lawn extends to a raised terrace at the far end, providing unique elevated views over the countryside. A courtyard patio sits directly behind the house.
A separate external storage unit, positioned away from the main property, offers ideal space for bicycles, outdoor equipment or dry storage. There is also a separate external utility room providing further practical space for laundry or household equipment.
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