Majestueux Manoir Gothique avec de Vastes Jardins et des Équipements de Luxe

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An enchanting castellated mansion house set in 35 acres, in the ’Garden of England’.

There has been a house on the site of Oxney Court for centuries and, like all historic homes, there have been transformations and changes made over the years. In the 17th century the timber frame house was demolished and in the 18th century was rebuilt in a gothic baronial style, which is evident today; additional renovations were undertaken in the 19th century.

During the First World War, the house was requisitioned but suffered severe damage in a fire and eventually fell to ruin. In 1997 Oxney Court was sold and those new owners obtained permission for a sympathetic reconstruction of the mansion house and implemented a careful programme of restoration and improvement to restore the house to the highest quality. In 2014 further work was undertaken, which included an extension and the house became a ”smart home”

During the 19th century the house was owned by the uncle of the renowned botanist and pioneer of Kew Gardens, Sir Joseph Banks, and the spectacular gardens and grounds were laid out and planted, with many exotic and rare species trees remaining today.

The estate offers the main house, one guest cottage and a staff cottage. There are 35 acres of formal gardens and woodland which include a delightful tree house, a swimming pool, tennis court, an outdoor, covered dining room and a stable block which provides a large guest annexe and cinema.

The Castle
The main residence offers over 9000 sq. ft which includes six bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms, 5 reception rooms.

Rose Cottage – The Guest Cottage
Consists of four bedrooms and two bathrooms over two floors.

Oxney Cottage – Staff Cottage
Consists of two bedrooms and one bathroom over two floors.

The Stable Block
The former stables provide a large self-contained guest bedroom, bathroom and kitchen and a cinema room.

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