Occupying a privileged top-floor position within an elegant country house of considerable architectural charm. This beautifully proportioned apartment combines refined period character with an exceptional rural setting. In 1916 the mansion became a military hospital for the officers during the war and also the original owner Cuthbert Heath was instrumental in making Lloyds of London an international insurance company.

Set on elevated ground and surrounded by open farmland, the property enjoys outstanding panoramic views across the rolling countryside towards the distant Sussex Weald, while remaining conveniently located approximately one mile from the village of South Holmwood.

The apartment is approached via an impressive communal reception hall and sweeping staircase, setting the tone for the refined accommodation beyond. A private front door opens to a welcoming entrance hall, leading through to a striking open-plan kitchen, dining and living space. This generous room is centred around a feature fireplace with wood-burning stove, providing an elegant yet inviting atmosphere ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The principal bedroom is a tranquil retreat served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom and a further well proportioned bedroom is enhanced by a stylish en suite shower room.

Externally, residents enjoy the use of extensive and immaculately maintained communal gardens, offering a peaceful backdrop and a true sense of privacy. The property further benefits from a double garage and residents’ parking, adding practicality to this exceptional country residence.