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£1,250,000
Over the centuries, this extraordinary home has been associated with some of the most notable figures in British history, including Edward the Confessor, Richard the Lionheart, Edward VII, Lord Pirbright, and Lady Rothschild. Originally part of the Royal Forest of Windsor the Normans used this is a hunting lodge. Henley Park passed through the hands of royals and nobles before entering private ownership around 1630. It was then rebuilt in the elegant Georgian style, preserving its grandeur while adapting to the times.
A major restoration in the late 1990s brought new life to the estate, thoughtfully transforming it into four distinguished freehold residences - of which Thomas Sheriff Place is a standout example of heritage, elegance and timeless character.
Further adding to its prestige, the property has previously been rented by A-list celebrities for local filming, a testament to its charm, privacy, and cinematic setting.
Entry to this magnificent estate is granted through stately wrought iron electric gates, leading to a picturesque 2/3-mile tree-lined driveway that winds gracefully through acres of tranquil communal parkland. This scenic approach culminates in the striking façade of the grand country residence, setting a truly majestic tone.
Set over four floors, this impressive home offers over 3500 sq feet of accommodation. On the ground floor, a stunning triple-aspect sitting room, once the setting for grand gatherings and elegant dances attended by notable figures - sets the tone for the property’s rich heritage. Adjacent to this impressive space is a solid wood kitchen, blending timeless craftsmanship with functionality.
Ascending to the first floor, you’ll find bedroom two, which was once Queen Elizabeth I’s powder room and now features a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. The master suite is exceptionally spacious, complete with a generous dressing area and a luxurious en suite bath/shower room.
The second floor offers far-reaching views across the Hog’s Back and includes three well-proportioned bedrooms. One benefits from its own large en suite bathroom, while a separate stylish bathroom conveniently serves the remaining rooms.
A practical utility room is located in the basement, discreetly tucked away to serve the needs of modern living , with the potential to be transformed into a luxurious wine cellar.
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EPC Rating: E (46)
Council tax band: H
Local Authority: Guildford Borough Council
Service charge: £1848
Tenure: Freehold
Reference Number: CGD250259
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Normandy and Pirbright are charming Surrey villages that benefit from a wealth of local amenities, including a well-stocked village shop/café, an outstanding farm shop, a lively village hall, and two highly regarded gastro pubs. The village of Normandy was named after the Norman Conquest, and many of the street names remain Norman in origin, reflecting the area’s rich historical roots. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community with a range of clubs and activities on offer, such as archery, indoor bowling, cricket, tennis, football, and a thriving Scout group. The area is surrounded by miles of rolling green hills and open countryside, much of which is directly accessible from the property, making it ideal for walkers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts. For commuters, Brookwood station is conveniently close, providing a direct service to London Waterloo in under 35 minutes. Families are well-served by several top-performing public schools in the surrounding area, enhancing the appeal for those with children. Golf enthusiasts will also appreciate the selection of excellent golf clubs nearby. The location also provides excellent connectivity, with both Heathrow and Gatwick airports reachable within approximately 45 minutes by car. Nearby, the historic towns of Godalming and Farnham offer a wide variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. The Royal Surrey Hospital, leisure centres, and major supermarkets are all within a 10-minute drive, ensuring both convenience and quality of life.
