An enchanting Country Estate with a Grade II* Stately Home nestled within South Downs National Park with views of the Solent. This elegant Edwardian building is adorned with family portraits and possessions as well as original furniture, fixtures and fittings. The house has one of Britain’s best examples of ‘life below stairs’ with room upon room laid out as it would have been in the house’s heyday as well as a notable Library untouched by modern life. The earliest records of inhabitants on the estate date back to medieval times when the grounds were used for hunting. King Henry II, Richard the Lionheart and King John have all been known to have visited the forest.