Historic Cotswolds Estate, Once Commissioned by Royalty, Hits the Market
A historic estate in the Cotswolds, once commissioned by Prince Leopold III Friedrich Franz of Anhalt-Dessau, has hit the market. The 11-acre property, designed by renowned landscape architects, boasts a blend of history and modern amenities.
Originally designed in 1768 by Johann Gottlieb Schoch and Johann Christian Neumark, the gardens were later enhanced by Geoffrey Jellicoe and Russell Page. The Arts and Crafts-style gardens feature stone carvings, topiary 'rooms,' and secret courtyards, providing a delightful exploration.
The estate includes a primary suite and a covered patio, offering a comfortable living space. A library and a living room with a fireplace provide ample space for relaxation and reading. The property also features a kitchen and a dining area, perfect for hosting gatherings.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the terraces, which offer stunning views of the Cotswolds countryside. A whimsical folly tower adds a touch of charm to the estate. The garden also includes a natural swimming pool and outdoor lounge areas for leisurely days.
Spanning 11 acres, this historic estate combines the elegance of its past with modern comforts. Its unique features, such as the Arts and Crafts gardens and the folly tower, make it a rare find in the Cotswolds. The property is a testament to its rich history and offers a serene retreat in the heart of the countryside.
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