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Country House Co LLe C t I onWelcome to the Strutt & Parker Country House Collection. We hopeyou will be impressed by and interested in our selection of prime countryhouses for sale across england and scotland. We are so proud to be ableto offer such outstanding properties and, I am pleased to say, it seems thatthe top-end country house market is again beginning to move. Last year’sincrease in stamp duty and the continued threat of mansion tax has nowbecome less of an obstacle, and country houses are now seen as excellentvalue in comparison to the house prices in central London.James MackenzieHead of Country Department020 7318 5190james.mackenzie@struttandparker.comWe now also have a very international market in the country withbuyers coming from all over the world, which has been enhancedby our affiliation with Christie’s International real estate. We haverecently sold a large number of high-profile properties and our increasein market share at this end of the price ladder has come from a surgein recommendations we have received from delighted clients. We haveevery intention of continuing this way and would love to discuss thiswith you should you be considering selling or needing more help infinding your perfect property.our reputation for maintaining a constant dialogue with our clients,for being trustworthy and professional, and for always giving an honestopinion is why our clients come back to strutt & Parker time andtime again. We firmly believe in building long-term relationships builton this honesty, trust and understanding.Front cover image: Morden Hall, Cambridgeshire – £2,500,000. Sold in June 20134 Why Strutt & Parker?6 The right choice8 Home Counties18 Cotswolds & The Midlands30 East & South East40 South & South West52 North56 Scotland60 International62 The Country Department

Country House ColleCtion 5WHY STruTT & PArkE r?‘Holcombe House, an elegant, early-17th-century Cotswold country house,has only been sold four times in its 350-year history. Its last owner bought itin 1960 and her son, Alastair Martin, oversaw the sale on behalf of his elderlymother, an American who lives in New York. It was a bittersweet decision.‘As much as we love the house, the time has come for a new generation totake over, and be as committed to it as we were,’ he says.Its new owners join a distinguished line of residents. Built by a clothier,the house was lived in by wealthy local mill owners in the 19th century.They in turn sold it to the noted Cotswold architect Detmar Blow, whoadded impressive extensions and alterations in the early 20th century.When Alastair’s parents – his father English, his mother from Savannah,Georgia – bought it, they were part of a post-war influx of young couples tothe Cotswolds, seduced by the beautiful countryside and keen to let off steam.‘There were plenty of parties!’ he recalls. ‘I remember it being full of people.For us children, there was always somewhere good to hide from the grown-ups.’The heart of the eight-bedroom house, though, was the wood-panelled diningroom. ‘It felt old, but alive – the sort of room you could relax in,’ says Alastair.‘The whole house, in fact, always felt very informal, not at all stuffy.’Holcombe House has changed little in the intervening 53 years. Alastair’smother visited increasingly rarely over recent years, but kept two full-time staffand a gardener to look after it while it wasn’t hosting family or visitors.Alastair shortlisted three agents for the sale, but there was really no contest.‘Strutt & Parker understood the house from the start, and had a feeling forwhat was exceptional about it,’ he says. ‘Our agent, Sam Trounson, really knewhis architectural history.’ He quickly spotted that, unusually for a Cotswoldhouse of this period, it has large proportions allowing an abundance of naturallight. ‘He also had a feel for how people live in these houses today. He was headand shoulders above the rest.’The property went on the market at the beginning of May and was soldwithin a week. It fetched an excellent price. ‘It was all we could have hoped for,’says Alastair. ‘Although it’s large, there is a modesty to the house that drawsyou in. It’s quietly distinguished and has risen above being just a lovely oldhouse. Strutt & Parker understood this about Holcombe.’Strutt & Parker understoodthe house from the start, andhad a feeling for what wasexceptional about it’6.8%92%9.65the Country HouseDepartment achievedon average 6.8% overthe guide price in 2013increase in instructionnumbers during thesummer of 2013compared with 2012when asked howlikely they would beto recommend us outof 10, our customersgave us an averagescore of 9.65

Country House ColleCtion 7THE RIg HT CHo ICEWhen Sir David and Lady Carina Frostfirst saw Michelmersh Court in Hampshirein 1987, they fell in love with it immediately.It was a foggy day, but as they stood therein the garden looking at the house throughthe haze, Sir David and his wife knew at oncethat they had found their future country home.Twenty-five years later, the house has seencricket matches between politicians, luncheswith world leaders and highly competitivegames of football between father and sons,and their guests.Strutt & Parker was privileged to workwith the Frosts, helping to organise the saleof Michelmersh Court in August 2012, viaits affiliation with Christie’s InternationalReal Estate. In a note to James Mackenzieand his colleague Edward Lucas, Sir Davidand Lady Carina said: ‘We want to take thisopportunity to thank you for all your hardwork and bright ideas.’By early June 2013, the property had equallyenthusiastic new owners who had responded tothe same magic felt by the Frosts 25 years earlier.‘ We want to take this opportunityto thank you for all your hardwork and bright ideas’

8home countiesThe Home Counties are often the first step for the migrating Londoner attractedby their ease of access to London, first-class schools and spectacular countryside.To the north of London, St Albans offers a leafy suburb, with a direct line toSt Pancras International taking from 19 minutes. To the south, Guildford enjoysthe stunning backdrop of the Surrey Hills and connects with London Waterloowithin 34 minutes. Whether it is Hertfordshire or Surrey, Hampshire, SouthOxfordshire or Berkshire, the Home Counties offer a country lifestyle withinstriking distance of the capital. Mark Jamieson, Strutt & Parker, GuildfordKinGstone LisLe parKWantage, Oxfordshireat the heart of a magical estate, this Grade ii*Listed Georgian house boasts a fine entrance halland floating staircase. outside, a swimming pool,tennis court, gardens and lakes with ridgewayviews; 1,021 acres in all with arable land andwoodland hosting an impressive shoot.Offers in excess of £35,000,000

10 home countiesCountry House ColleCtion 11THE OlD VicARAGEGodalming, SurreyAn elegant Grade ii listed vicarage in the heartof Godalming. The property dates back to the16th century, with a classic Georgian facade.Guide: £2,500,000OlD cAllOW DOWN FARMHigh Wycombe, BuckinghamshireA beautiful period farmhouse withseparate cottage and flat set in 36acres in the chiltern Hills.Guide: £2,000,000 UNDER OFFERSTROUDSAshampstead, BerkshireA magnificent Victorian house, with groundscovering four acres, designed by NaturalHistory Museum architect Alfred Waterhouse.Guide: £2,350,000FRENSHAM HAll FARMHaslemere, SurreyA Georgian property with an immaculate coachhouse courtyard with incredible gardens andgrounds including private lakes.Guide: £3,450,000the OLD FARMEast Sheen, Richmondthis is the most prominent property on theexclusive Fife Road, believed to date back to1725. It is set in a picturesque conservationarea, next to Sheen Common and RichmondPark and has been owned by numerous artisticnotables, including Rudolf Nureyev.Price on application

12 home countiesCountry House ColleCtion 13FIELD HOUSE FARMEssendon, HertfordshireField House Farm stands in acommanding position on raised groundwith a magnificent wooded backdrop.Guide: £4,000,000NALDER HILL HOUSEWickham Heath, West BerkshireA substantial Victorian house with awealth of natural light and far-reachingviews over the Kennet Valley.Guide: £3,750,000ALBURY PARK MANSIONAlbury, SurreyOne of Surrey’s most historically importantbuildings, Albury Park Mansion predates theDomesday Book and was used as the locationfor King George III’s coronation banquet in1761. Today, the Grade II Listed mansion isbeing restored into 12 luxury apartments.Apartments from £1,000,000UNICORNSFarnham, SurreyAn exceptional and immaculatesix-bedroom house in a private andestablished 1.75-acre setting.Guide: £2,995,000LIME HOUSEHarpenden, HertfordshireThis stunning residence was built three yearsago by the present owners with a meticulouseye for style and energy efficiency.Price on application

14 home countiesCountry House ColleCtion 15the DanesLittle Berkhamsted, Hertfordshirea private and well-proportioned countryhouse on the edge of a picturesquehertfordshire village.BRackenDeneLeatherhead, Surreya handsome country house set in stunninggrounds on a quiet and private drive. thegardens are a particular feature.Guide: £3,750,000UNDER OFFERGuide: £3,250,000LOWeR BOWDen ManORPangbourne, Berkshirean attractive country house and coach housewith around 60 acres of gardens and grounds,including a swimming pool and tennis court.Guide: £3,750,000hatchFORD enDCobham, Surreya magnificent 18th-century country houseset in eight acres of land within 27 milesof London.Price on applicationBARTLETTS FARMMattingley, HampshireAn outstanding Grade II Listed timber-framedTudor farmhouse of 16th-century origins,and a lodge, set in 93 acres, running down toa stream. The property has original featuressuch as exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces.A 17th-century barn sits across the courtyard.Price on application

16 home countiesCountry House ColleCtion 17CARFIELD CAstLEBishop’s Stortford, HertfordshireAn exceptional family home with superbflexible accommodation and beautifullandscaped gardens.Guide: £2,500,000CoDICotE mILLCodicote, HertfordshireA most attractive and well-presented mill housesituated in superb gardens and grounds withfishing on the River mimram.Guide: £2,999,000Copse stile HouseAston Tirrold, OxfordshireAn immaculately presented Grade ii* listedQueen Anne country estate, set in magnificentgardens and grounds of 63.8 acres. the househas been extensively modernised and alteredby the current owners yet retains its glorioussense of heritage, symmetry and style.Guide: £4,500,000 (for the whole)moRLEY hALLWare, HertfordshireA supremely elegant country property. thegrounds have a moated island, swimmingpool, treehouse and tennis courts.Guide: £8,800,000WhEAtLAnDs housEFinchampstead, BerkshireA stunning contemporary family home withequestrian facilities, enjoying wonderful viewsacross paddocks and grounds of about 26 acres.Guide: £2,350,000

18Cotswolds &the MidlandsThis area mines a rich seam of rolling countryside running through middleEngland, enveloping the traditional hunting and farming regions of Rutland,Leicestershire and Northamptonshire in the east through to the Cotswoldsand Shropshire in the west. It offers unparalleled road access in all directions,as well as an easily commutable train journey to London and some of thebest schools in the country. The best news is that prices have not begunthe upward trend that we have seen in the Home Counties – yet!Mark Wiggin, Strutt & Parker, Cotswolds & The Midlandsdixton ManorGotherington, Gloucestershirea beautiful Grade ii* listed manorhouse with commanding views over theGloucestershire countryside. also includingtwo cottages, a coach house with accommodationabove stables, outbuildings and garden andgrounds extending to 95 acres.Offers in excess of £7,000,000

20 cotswolds & the midlandsCountry House ColleCtion 21LuLLinGWorthStroud, GloucestershireAn elegant and substantial Listed familyhouse with glorious Cotswold views, situatedon the edge of the popular village of Painswick.Guide: £2,750,000ElkstonE ManorElkstone, Gloucestershirean exceptional manor house in a wonderfuledge-of-village setting, with unspoilt countrysideviews and an indoor swimming pool complex.Price on applicationWhitton CourtWhitton, ShropshireAn outstanding Grade i Listed estate in theheart of rural Shropshire, set within 74 acresand with a residential portfolio of 16 cottages.Guide: £2,950,000

22 cotswolds & the midlands Country House ColleCtion 23North LuffeNham haLLOakham, Rutlanda beautiful Grade I Listed house with fine viewsover the rutland countryside. the property hassix stables and enjoys a self-contained apartment.Guide: £3,250,000ShIreNewtoN haLLShirenewton, Gwenta beautifully presented Listed countryhouse with ancillary accommodation set inparkland with views over the Bristol Channel.Guide: £3,950,000Ivy FarmWest Yatton, Wiltshirea beautiful property set in its own land onthe North Wiltshire/South Gloucestershireborder. This immaculate Queen anne househas excellent ancillary accommodation andbeautiful grounds, which include a tenniscourt, paddocks and pasture.Guide: £2,500,000meySey hamptoN maNorMeysey Hampton, Gloucestershirean elegant Georgian manor house in walledgardens and grounds, with a heated pool,an orchard and a coach house.Guide: £2,950,000oatrIdGe farmEastcourt, Wiltshirea quintessential Cotswold farmhouse withconsent to refurbish and restore to createa wonderful family house set in 15 acres.offers in excess of £2,000,000

24 cotswolds & the midlandsCountry House ColleCtion 25CAvErSwALL CASTLEStoke-on-Trent, StaffordshireThis historic Grade I Listed moated castle standson 20 acres of land and boasts a library, billiardroom and old dungeon.Guide: £3,000,000CHArINGwOrTH GrANGEChipping Campden, GloucestershireAn exceptional house with outstanding views andearly-20th-century extensions situated within theCotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Guide: £4,500,000HAMPTON FIELDSCirencester, GloucestershireA spacious period barn conversionin a wonderfully private rural setting.About 43 acres in all.Guide: £2,250,000COLDICOTE FArMNr Moreton-in-Marsh, GloucestershireSet in 42 acres, this 18th-century farmhouseis charming and comfortable with scopefor improvement.Guide: £2,350,000Cotswolds ResidenCeCranham, GloucestershireAn incredible award-winning contemporary homehidden away in a small valley of its own in theheart of the Cotswolds with beautiful privategrounds including a lake.Price on application

26 cotswolds & the midlands Country House ColleCtion 27Bradley CourtWotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershirean important and historic country house withenormous charm. a blend of elizabethan andGeorgian design and incredible private gardens.Guide: £2,750,000dunstall HallBurton upon Trent, Staffordshirea Grade II* listed imposing mansion withgardens, lake, a cricket pitch and parklandcovering approximately 85.7 acres.offers in excess of £5,000,000

28 cotswolds & the midlands Country House ColleCtion 29FYFIELD MANORLechlade, GloucestershireDating from around 1720 and Grade II Listed,this elegant house has a south-facing mainfacade, a separate two-bedroom cottage and athree-bedroom cottage. The wonderful gardensand grounds include a tennis court, swimmingpool and paddock.Guide: £3,400,000 (for the whole) UNDER OFFER

30east & south eastBuyers are becoming increasingly attracted by the diverse countryside, good commuterservices, established schools and access to the coast this region offers. In Sussex, theSouth Downs National Park has enticed buyers not only with pretty villages, but alsowith the knowledge that the surrounding countryside will not be developed. Steadydemand for good properties – especially for those between £500,000 and £1,500,000– has resulted in more competitive interest. This year has also heralded a resurgence ofbuyers moving from London. Many are seeing country houses within striking distanceof the capital as being exceptional value. With a brighter outlook for the UK economy,there is now stronger activity in the country market, and this is resulting in someoutstanding sales. Tim Page-Ratcliff, Strutt & Parker, LewesWoodmancote PLaceWoodmancote, West Sussexdocumented in the domesday Book, this isan exceptional Grade II Listed country estate,which has been meticulously restored by thecurrent owners. the manor sits within 149 acresof immaculate gardens and parkland grounds,including a lake and deer park.Price on application

32 home countiesCountry House ColleCtion 33StumblewoodMaresfield Park, East Sussexdesigned by Conran & Partners, this is arguablyone of the most outstanding contemporaryhomes in Sussex.Guide: £3,500,000Stondon maSSey houSeStondon Massey, Essexa fine Georgian family home, which has beensympathetically restored. the 19.5-acre groundsoffer substantial outbuildings and a pool.Guide: £2,150,000Bridge PlaceCanterbury, Kenta magnificent grade ii* listed Jacobeanhouse of 11,500 sq ft, set in extensive gardensand grounds, with open views towards thedowns. currently used as a private countryclub and suitable for a boutique hotel, thehouse offers great potential.Price on applicationthe manor houSeFarningham, Kenta beautifully restored Georgian manor housebordered by the river darent. three separatecottages, outbuildings and swimming pool.Price on applicationthakeham manorThakeham, West Sussexa newly built stone manor house, withpanoramic views and a long private drive,set in grounds of approximately 16 acres.Guide: £6,000,000

34 east & south east Country House ColleCtion 35Woolverstone HouseWoolverstone, SuffolkA lutyens masterpiece in outstanding gardensclose to the orwell estuary, with an all-weathertennis court and a swimming pool. the house islocated on the exclusive shotley Peninsula, whichis bordered by the river orwell, and londonliverpool street is an hour away by train.Price on application

36 east & south eastCountry House ColleCtion 37AppleTree HouseBrancaster, NorfolkA delightful family home in one of the finestlocations in the county, with some of the moststunning views over the north Norfolk coast.offers in the region of £4,500,000BrooK HouseTreyford, West SussexA charming Grade II listed house in an idylliclocation nestled at the foot of the south Downson the edge of the hamlet of Treyford.Guide: £2,250,000poplAr HAllRomney Marsh, KentThe quintessential country estate within an hourof london, providing a stunning rural locationwith wonderful views over the countryside.HANlye HouseCuckfield, West SussexA beautiful period family home in an edge-ofvillagelocation with countryside views, convertedstables, tennis court and swimming pool.Rookwood HouseWest Wittering, West SussexProbably the most beautiful house on ChichesterHarbour, with a sweeping driveway andlandscaped gardens leading to the waterfront.Rookwood Lane connects to the salterns way, awonderful 18km cycle route from the centre ofChichester to the sand dunes of east Head.Guide: £2,850,000Guide: £2,750,000offers in excess of £3,250,000UNDER OFFER

38 home counties Country House ColleCtion 39boys HallNr Ashford, Kentan exceptional Jacobean mansion with superbreception rooms. From ashford Internationalstation you can reach london in 37 minutes.Guide: £2,400,000CLIFF HOUSESt Margaret’s Bay, KentA most outstanding small private estate situatedon the iconic White Cliffs of Dover withunrivalled views over the Channel.Price on applicationUlcombe PlaceUlcombe, Kenta Grade II listed predominantly Queen annehouse and cottage situated in an elevatedposition adjoining the parish church.Guide: £2,250,000

40South & South WeS tFor many buyers, the south and south west of England are the perfect areas to enjoy realcountry life, with beautiful countryside and numerous excellent schools. We also havethe traditional pull of outstanding coastlines, fine cathedral cities, historic market townsand villages, as well as independent shops offering great local produce. London is arelatively short distance by train, and the A303 and M3 provide links to the west andeast. Prices in the west look increasingly attractive compared to London, and last yearin the south west, the average sale price for our properties was 98.4% of the guide price.Andrew Grice, Strutt & Parker, Salisburythe Glebe houSeBramshott, HampshireA classic country house with exceptionalproportions, set in 31-acre grounds withoutbuildings and views of the South Downs.offering complete privacy and character,the property boasts notable period featuresdating back to the Georgian era.Price on application

42 SOUTH & SOUTH weSTCountry House ColleCtion 43NETHERAVON HOUSESalisbury, WiltshireA handsome and beautifully restoredGrade II* Listed Georgian country housewith views over the River Avon.Price on applicationOAkLEy FARmHOUSEMottisfont, HampshireA stunning six-bedroom Listed farmhouse in abeautiful setting alongside the River Test. Theproperty comes with a barn and a workshop.Guide: £2,500,000ROwAN HOUSEChute Forest, HampshireA substantial Regency-style house in the mostcharming and peaceful countryside in an Areaof Outstanding Natural Beauty.Guide: £3,000,000STOckTON HOUSEWarminster, WiltshireA Grade I Listed Elizabethan country housein a parkland setting on the edge of thedelightful small village of Stockton.Guide: £5,950,000Blissford PoolFordingbridge, HampshireA beautifully designed family home in the mostpeaceful and secluded setting, bordering theNew forest National Park. The property haspaddocks, woodland and water features, as wellas a separate three-bedroom cottage and a stableblock, tack room and barns.Guide: £2,950,000

44 SOUTH & SOUTH weSTCountry House ColleCtion 45ST PATRICKSWinchester, HampshireAn exceptional Grade II Listed early-Georgianformer rectory. Considered to be one of the finestGeorgian homes close to Winchester.Guide: £3,500,000HAReS FARMHook, HampshireHares Farm is a classic Grade II Listed QueenAnne farmhouse, totally restored but verycarefully retaining all its inherent character.offers in excess of £2,500,000MaMhead houseExeter, Devona magnificent Grade I Listed late-Georgianhouse with commanding views along the eastdevon coastline. Mamhead house has afascinating history and there has been a house onthis site for many centuries. The ownership haspassed through several distinguished families.Offers in excess of £8,000,000WeLHAM FARMCastle Cary, SomersetA charming farmhouse, situated in a rural valleywith a party barn, separate cottage, stables,swimming pool and tennis court.Guide: £2,400,000 UNDER OFFERFoRTon HouSeLongparish, HampshireThis country house dates from the late19th century and has been extensivelyrefurbished and extended.Guide: £2,750,000

46 SOUTH & SOUTH weSTCountry House ColleCtion 47Compton Bassett HouseCalne, Wiltshirea substantial house converted from an18th-century stable block. Highlights includean inner atrium, a Zen garden, steam room andgym. Compton Bassett House also has its ownhelicopter hangar and is one of Wiltshire’sgrandest privately owned properties.Guide: £5,500,000

48 SOUTH & SOUTH weST Country House ColleCtion 49BURtON GRANGeBurton, Wiltshirethis well-presented house enjoys gloriousviews over its own land on the edge ofa charming hamlet.Guide: £2,000,000ChURtON hOUSeBramshott, HampshireA handsome seven-bedroomGeorgian-style country house inthe tranquil hamlet of Bramshott.Guide: £3,000,000COMMODORES HOUSECowes, Isle of WightArguably the most prominent house in Cowes,situated in the centre of the town on the water’sedge with private mooring and excellent boat shed.Price on applicationthe MANOR hOUSeLong Sutton, HampshireA Grade II* Listed manor house originallyconstructed around 1450, with 1550 and 1874additions, including medieval beamed rooms.offers in excess of £2,000,000dASSeLSDulverton, SomersetSituated on the outskirts of the hamlet of eastAnstey, in one of the most attractive, peacefuland unspoiled parts of the country.Price on application

50 SOUTH & SOUTH weSTCountry House ColleCtion 51PLAISANCESark, Channel IslandsAn outstanding, open-market, freehold estate onthe beautiful and virtually tax-free island of Sark,just off the French coast. Sark has just 600inhabitants and no cars, and from Guernsey andJersey airports, London is an hour’s flight away.The property has expansive views over the coast.Guide: £3,950,000 (for the whole)

52 Country Houses ColleCtion 53NORTHThe varied counties of the north offer rugged coastlines, lush farmland with stunning rivervalleys and barren heather moorland over the upland areas. There are three NationalParks on your doorstep, and the region is steeped in history: the ancient cathedral city ofYork, the Victorian spa town of Harrogate and the architectural treasures of stately homesand castles. The area is served by three airports, while the direct train from York toLondon Kings Cross takes about two hours. More than half of the houses we have sold inthe north over the last 12 months were bought by people from outside the area – a trendthat is likely to continue throughout 2013/14. Toby Milbank, Strutt & Parker, HarrogateTHE BIRCHESTranwell Woods, NorthumberlandFor space, seclusion and luxury, this 16,500sq ft house set in about two acres of woodedgrounds is unrivalled. Features include a pillaredentrance with marbled staircase, swimming poolwith a bar, sauna and steam room, a cinemaroom and a self-contained apartment.Guide: £4,500,000

54 northCountry House ColleCtion 55BIRLIng nORTHFIeLdWarworth, Northumberlanda grade II Listed farmhouse and cluster ofseven lettable holiday units, located only 400yards from the stunning Killiecrankie Beach.Guide: £2,000,000the heRMItAGeHexham, Northumberlandthis is a striking, welcoming and privatecountry house with River tyne frontageand spectacular outbuildings.Guide: £2,250,000LangdaLe HaLLMelsonby, North Yorkshirea country house close to the north Yorkshireborder with countryside views. The 70-acregrounds include paddocks, lakes and arable land.Guide: £2,500,000

56SCOTLANDWith superb beaches, spectacular mountains and internationally acclaimed golfcourses, Scotland offers a high quality of life. While you have privacy and seclusion,you also benefit from accessibility, with the most popular properties falling withinan hour of an airport. Scotland also has an excellent choice of private schools andhigh-quality state schools. And with an enormous coastline with wonderful sailing,and numerous whisky distilleries, it’s no wonder that over the past 12 months wehave seen an upsurge in the number of buyers registering with our offices in Scotland.My tip – buyers should move now and acquire the property of their choice whilethere is a selection. When the pendulum starts to move in the other direction,it will do so quickly. Andrew Rettie, Strutt & Parker, EdinburghBLervie HOuSeRafford, Forres, MorayshireAn extremely attractive country houseestate hidden in the heart of Morayshire.Beyond the principal 16-bedroomhouse are extensive gardens, including amaze and an attractive loch. Land includes69 acres of pasture and 116 acres of woodland.Offers in excess of £2,500,000

58 scotlandCountry House ColleCtion 59HOSCOTE ESTATERoberton, HawickAn agricultural, sporting and residential estateof 475 acres in the Scottish Borders, with a10-bedroom house and five cottages.offers in excess of £2,950,000INVEREIL HOUSEDirleton, East LothianA superb mansion with stunning coastal viewsacross the West Links Golf Course. The house isapproached by a private, tree-lined drive.MEDDAT FARMKildary, Invergordon, Ross-shireA commercial farm in the heart of Easter Ross,with 700 acres of productive arable land and anattractive seven- or eight-bedroom farmhouse.offers over £2,250,000offers in excess of £4,500,000 (for the whole)UNDER OFFER

60inT ernATionA lStrutt & Parker is the sole UK affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate,which puts it at the heart of the world’s leading network of luxury residential realestate specialists. It’s an affiliation that brings together Strutt & Parker’s serviceethos, expertise and coverage of the UK property market with a global connectionto international buyers and markets. Christie’s International is an invitation-onlynetwork of 127 affiliated estate agents in 42 countries, all of which specialise inhigh-value properties ($1 million+). Our affiliation with prime brokerages across Europe,Asia-Pacific, the Americas, the Caribbean and Africa gives Strutt & Parker the power tobring UK properties to the attention of buyers worldwide while giving UK clients expertadvice on buying and selling internationally. This relationship goes beyond bricks andmortar. Joining forces with a wholly owned subsidiary of Christie’s gives Strutt & Parkera unique relationship with the world’s leading art business – an invaluable advantagewhen it comes to receiving the best advice on any fine art and antiques you may have,alongside your property interests. Lulu Egerton, Partner, Strutt & ParkerCasa de Campo, dominiCan RepubliCCasa PalapaDesigned by renowned architect MarcoAldaco, this house has two private beachesand its own dock, as well as a swimmingpool, orchards and a private heliport.Guide: $16,500,000Palm Beach, Florida, uSaLa Casa Sin NombreComprising two residences, this park-likeretreat with 150ft of oceanfront and aprivate beach is set within four acres andis surrounded by verdant tropical gardens.Guide: $59,000,000Bordeaux, FranceGirondeSet in eight hectares of parkland, this chateauhas striking views over the surroundingcountryside and includes a swimming pool,tennis court and ornamental pond.Guide: ¤5,500,000new York, uSaEast 93rd StreetniCe, FRanCeMont BoronThis property, formerly owned by a famousJames Bond, is located in the prestigious MontBoron area and offers a heated indoor pooland an incredible view of the Bay of Angels.Guide: ¤30,000,000One of Manhattan’s most prestigiousresidential areas, known for quiet, tree-linedblocks and a blend of original mansions andrestored 19th-century townhouses.920 affiliate offices in 41 countriesGuide: $21,000,000

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