New listings, additions and changes this month (denoted by **) with most recent first:
New Park Manor, Hampshire, England ** Sold 9 Dec
£5.5m, 3 acres, sold by von Essen Hotels (in administration in Apr) to Halcyon Hotels and Resorts (owned by Nigel Chapman), built mid 17th & early 18th centuries, Grade II, gardens unlisted, last sold 1998 becoming von Essen’s 2nd hotel (first opened 1970).
Moonfleet Manor, Dorset, England ** Sold 9 Dec
£5m, 12 acres, sold by von Essen Hotels (in administration in Apr) to Halcyon Hotels and Resorts (owned by Nigel Chapman), built 18th century & 1880, Grade II, gardens unlisted, last sold 2005 by Nigel Chapman & Nicholas Dickinson est £7m.
Woolley Grange, Wiltshire, England ** Sold 9 Dec
£4m, 14 acres, sold by von Essen Hotels (in administration in Apr) to Halcyon Hotels and Resorts (owned by Nigel Chapman), built 1665, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, last sold 2005 by Nigel Chapman & Nicholas Dickinson est £5.5m.
Fowey Hall, Cornwall, England ** Sold 9 Dec
£6.5m, 5 acres, sold by von Essen Hotels (in administration in Apr) to Halcyon Hotels and Resorts (owned by Nigel Chapman), built 1898 for Sir Charles Hanson, Grade II, gardens unlisted, last sold 2005 by Nigel Chapman & Nicholas Dickinson est £9m.
Blairquhan Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland ** Withdrawn
£4.85m, 670 acres, built 1842 for Sir David Hunter-Blair, Category A, Savills, brochure, website, satellite, last sold 1798, launched May 2010, withdrawn 31 Jan 2012, Country Seat, Wiki.
Crawfordton House, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland ** Sold
£595,000, 23 acres, built 1865 for Sir George Walker by Peddie & Kinnear, Category B, RCAHMS, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, satellite, school 1940-95 & 1995-2006, last sold 1995, launched 2007 for £1.3m (privately 2006), sold late Jan, Wiki.
Mourne Park, County Down, Northern Ireland ** Expanded
£6.5m, 140 acres, current offer £6.25m, re-built 1806 for 1st Earl of Kilmorey, Grade B+, gardens listed, Templeton Robinson, Knight Frank, brochure, website, YouTube, last sold 1552, launched Jun 2008 for £10m, Country Seat, Wiki.
Rous Lench Court, Worcestershire, England ** New 21 Dec
£2.35m, 48 acres, built 16th century for Rous family, Grade II*, gardens Grade II*, Knight Frank, brochure, wedding venue, last sold 1993 to Peter White, launched 21 Dec 2011, DiCamillo.
Rothes Glen House, Moray, Scotland ** New 14 Dec
£1.45m, 10 acres, built 1893 for Edward Dunbar by Alexander Ross, formerly Birchfield House, Category B, gardens unlisted, Knight Frank, brochure, Strutt & Parker, brochure, last sold 2004 to Soheila Bramwell, launched 14 Dec 2011, Country Seat.
The Pavilion, Hampton Court, Surry, England ** New 10 Jan
£10m, 2 acres, 138 year Crown Lease, built 1702 for William III by Sir Christopher Wren & William Talman for Palace‘s bowling green (only survivor of 4 pavilions), Grade II*, gardens Grade I, Knight Frank, brochure, Savills, brochure, satellite, last sold 2007
(£6.5m), launched 10 Jan 2012, Wiki.
Horseheath Lodge, Cambridgeshire, England ** New 18 Jan
£6.5m, 189 acres (or £3.75m with 80 acres), built 1825 for racehorse trainer Stanlake Batson, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, owned by Sir Arthur Marshall 1948-2007, launched 18 Jan 2012.
Torosay Castle, Argyll & Bute, Scotland ** Contents 22 Jan
£228,325 contents auction of 80 lots (93 offered) sold on 22 Jan by Christie’s in South Kensington in London (the Sunday Sale 4078), viewings 20 & 21 Jan, catalogue & history (pages 4 to 21).
Torosay Castle, Argyll & Bute, Scotland ** Under Offer/Sold
£2.8m, 880 acres, built 1858 for John Campbell by David Bryce, Category A, gardens listed, Savills, website, aerial, last sold 1865 to Arburthnot Guthrie, launched Apr 2010, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki, IMDB.
Calderstones House, Merseyside, England ** Added
POA, 1 acre, built 1828 for Joseph Need Walker, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Liverpool City Council, brochure, satellite,
photo, press, last sold in 1902 by Charles MacIver family to Liverpool Corporation, launched 18 Mar 2011, Country Seat, Wiki.
Auckland Castle, County Durham, England ** Under Offer
Peppercorn lease (value £1.7m) of the Bishops of Durham‘s home for over 800 years from Church Commissioners to The Auckland Castle Trust (details in Apr), with £11m Zurbaran 13 paintings
sold to The Zurbaran Trust (£15m given by Jonathan Ruffer of
Ugley Hall GII, shooting & business author, and business partner
of Viscount Tamworth of Ditchingham Hall & Hedenham Hall),
Grade I, gardens Grade II*, Country Seat, Wiki.
Great Barr Hall, West Midlands, Eng (Ruin) ** Auction 6 Feb
£1.25m auction by Barnard Marcus, was £3m, 150 acres (optional extra 100 acres), remodelled 1777 for Sir Joseph Scott (aka Nether Hall), Grade II*, gardens Grade II, Van Weenen, satellite, photos, At Risk Register, Manor Building Preservation Trust,
Great Barr Hall Action Committee, Bovis (Park), last sold Sep
2003 (£886,000), launched May 2011 £2.2m with 50 acres (£3m,
150 acres from 6 Aug), Country Seat (Twitter), DiCamillo, Wiki.
Cilgwyn Manor, Carmarthenshire, Wales ** New 17 Jan
£600,000, 2 acres, vacant care home, built early 19th century, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Christie & Co, photo, last sold pre-1998 to Broadgate Healthcare Limited, launched 17 Jan 2012.
Embleton Hall, Northumberland, England ** New 4 Jan
£1.3m, 5 acres, built 1730 for Thomas Embleton (Fenwick family from 1780), Grade II, gardens unlisted, Christie & Co, website, last sold 1986 to Trevor Thorne, launched 4 Jan 2012, Wiki.
Invereil House, East Lothian, Scotland ** Added
£3m, 4 acres, built 1899 for golfer John E. Laidlay (born at nearby Seacliff House) by Peddie & Washington Browne, Category B, gardens unlisted, Strutt & Parker, brochure, last sold c1993 to Johnston family, launched Jun 2011.
Holywell Hall, Lincolnshire, England ** Withdrawn
£14.75m, 940 acres, built C17th & 1732-60, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Bidwells, brochure, CL photos, last sold 2003 for £7m to Robert & Sally Gillespie by Prince & Princess Yuri Galitzine heirs (1994, £4m, 830 acres), launched 31 Aug 2011, DiCamillo, Wiki.
The top British and Irish stately homes currently for sale, in the Editor’s ranking order:
Lyons House, County Kildare, Ireland
€50m, 598 acres, built 1785 for Nicholas Lawless 1st Baron Cloncurry by Oliver Grace, Grade I, gardens listed, Christie’s, press, satellite, CL, last sold 1996 to Tony Ryan, launched May 2010 (privately June 2009 €80m), Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Apethorpe Hall, Northamptonshire, England
£4.5m to £5m, 45 acres, rebuilt 1623 for Earl of Westmorland, Grade I, gardens Grade II, Smiths Gore, brochure, satellite, website, English Heritage, At Risk, last sold 2004 (compulsorily purchased by the Government and passed to English Heritage),
launched Jun 2008, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Ayton Castle, Borders, Scotland
£2.2m, 159 acres, built 1845-51 for William Mitchell-Innes by James Graham, Category A, listed gardens, Knight Frank, brochure, Rettie, brochure, press, HHA, SH opening times, last sold 1895, launched May 2011 £3m for 31 acres (relaunched
12 Oct 2011), DiCamillo, Wiki.
Invercauld Castle, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
£20m for minimum 10 year lease, 38,000 acres, remodelled 1875 for Chiefs of Clan Farquharson, Category A (details), gardens listed (details), Savills, brochure, satellite, Estate, northern neighbours of Balmoral Castle, last leased 2004-10, launched
18 May 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Yester House, East Lothian, Scotland
£8m, 200 acres, built 1728, Category A, gardens listed, Knight Frank, brochure, satellite, last sold 1972, launched Aug 2008 (£12-15m, 500 acres), Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Cairness House, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
£3m, 16 acres, enlarged 1789-97 for Charles Gordon by James Playfair, Category A, gardens unlisted, Knight Frank, brochure, satellite, website, a calendar house, CL images, last sold 2000, launched 11 May 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Oswald Hall, South Ayrshire, Scotland
£1m, 38 acres, formerly Auchincruive House, designed by Robert Adam 1764, Category A, gardens listed, CKD Galbraith, brochure, Knight Frank, brochure, press, info, Country Seat, Wiki.
Forcett Hall, Yorkshire, England
£5.5m, 234 acres, rebuilt 1740 for Richard Shuttleworth by Daniel Garrett, Grade I, gardens Grade II, GSC, brochure, satellite, website, photo entrance, photo rear, last sold 1938, launched 16 Apr 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Bedgebury Park, Kent, England
£7.5m, 91 acres (of original 200), bids by 29 June , core 1688 by Lady E Wilbraham for Sir James Hayes, altered 1838 & 1855 for 1st Viscount Beresford, Grade II*, gardens unlisted (Pinetum Grade II), Knight Frank, brochure, satellite, Bell Bedgebury,
Home Farm, Foundation, book (1996), last sold 2007, launched
9 Dec 2010, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Mamhead House, Devon, England
£8m, 164 acres, built 1827-33 for Sir Robert Newman by Anthony Salvin, Grade I, gardens Grade II*, Strutt & Parker, satellite, aerial, Country Life & 1955, Devon Life, Dawlish College 1964-88, last sold 2003, launched 17 Sep 2011, C Seat, DiCa, Wiki.
Pusey House, Oxfordshire, England
£21m, 75 acres (optional 568 acres), built 1748 for J Pusey by J Sanderson, Grade II*, gardens Grade II, Knight Frank, Savills, brochure, satellite, last sold 1997, launched Jun 2010 (£27m, 643 acres, withdrawn 16 Mar 2011 and relaunched 27 Sep 2011),
Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Bridwell Park, Devon, England
£4m, 123 acres, built 1780 (rebuilt 1990s), Grade I, gardens Grade II, Knight Frank, brochure, Savills, brochure, Country Life, press, last sold 1998 from Andrew Davis (von Essen) to Lord Ivar Mountbatten, launched 12 Sep 2011.
Stoke Poges Manor House, Buckinghamshire, England
£13.5m, 10 acres, built 1550 for 2nd Earl of Huntingdon, original Stoke Park house, near Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens, Grade I, gardens Grade II, Knight Frank, brochure, satellite, launched for £13.5m, 9 acres (later £15m for 10 acres).
Parbold Hall, Lancashire, England
£9.5m, 865 acres (or £4.5m, 135 acres), Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, launched 17 Sep 2011.
Harmston Hall, Lincolnshire, England
£3.45m, 14 acres, built 1710 for Sir George Thorold, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Chesterton Humberts, hospital 1935-90, last sold c2001 to property developer Peter Sowerby, launched 24 Aug 2011, Wiki.
Llangoed Hall, Powys, Wales
POA, 17 acres, for sale by its administrators, built 1632 (1912 by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis), Grade II*, gardens Grade II, PwC,
website, last sold Nov 2010 by Sir Bernard Ashley family to Andrew Davis of von Essen Hotels, launched 1 Nov 2011, Wiki.
Craig-y-Nos Castle, Powys, Wales
£1.5m, 7 acres, built 1842 for Rhys Powell by T H Wyatt (north wing 1891 for Adelina Patti), Grade II* (details) Theatre Grade I, gardens Grade II*, McCartneys, brochure, satellite, website, last sold 2000 (£650,000), launched 1 July, C Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Llanerchydol Hall, Powys, Wales
£2m, 73 acres, built 1776, Grade II*, gardens Grade II*, Savills, brochure, satellite, Country Life, last sold c1986, launched Nov 2009 (£2.85m; £2.45m until Sep 2011), Country Seat, DiCamillo.
Burnham Westgate Hall, Norfolk, England
£7m, 38 acres, rebuilt 1785 for Thomas Pitt, 1st Baron Camelford
by Sir John Soane, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, satellite, press, last sold 1991 to Baroness Rawlings, launched
1 Jun 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Huntsham Court, Devon, England
£2m, 4 acres, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Knight Frank, brochure, website, launched 3 Oct 2011.
Gissing Hall,
Norfolk, England
(see Country House Rescue TV episode 2.8, Aug 2011)
£1.5m, 5 acres, built 1840, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Chesterton Humberts, brochure, satellite, website, last sold 1986, launched 18 Aug 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Evenley Hall, Northamptonshire, England
£8m, 275 acres, built 1740, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Knight Frank, brochure.
Walreddon Manor, Devon, England
£7m, 543 acres, built from 1400, Grade I, unlisted gardens, Knight Frank, brochure, Savills, brochure, Country Life, Telegraph second photos, last sold c2001 to Zac Goldsmith MP,
launched 12 Oct 2011, Country Seat.
Reydon Hall, Suffolk, England
£2m, 17 acres, built 1683, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Jackson-Stops, Clarke & Simpson, brochure, satellite, Bonhams contents,
P&F July, last sold 1960, launched Apr 2011 for £2.25m, Wiki.
Playford Hall, Suffolk, England
£3.25m, 29 acres, built 1597 for Sir Anthony Felton, Grade II*, unlisted gardens, Savills, brochure, Strutt & Parker, brochure,
satellite, last sold c1972, launched 23 Feb 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Beechfield Tower, Northumberland, England
£3.5m, 6 acres, built 1400′s & 1622 for Fenwick family (aka West Bitchfield), Grade I, gardens unlisted, Sanderson Young, Strutt & Parker, brochure, satellite, last sold 1995, launched 16 Mar 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Tretheague House, Cornwall, England
£1.65m, 17 acres, Grade II*, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, Country Life, launched 19 Oct 2011.
Dalby Hall, Lincolnshire, England
£12m, 1,050 acres, rebuilt 1856, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Brown & Co, brochure, satellite, last sold tba, launched 6 Apr 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Horton Hall Menagerie, Northants, England
£1.6m, 4 acres, folly built 1756 for 2nd Earl of Halifax by Thomas Wright, Grade II*, gardens Grade II, Jackson-Stops, brochure, satellite, website, Horton Hall (dem 1936), last sold 1998, launched 13 Apr 2011, Country Seat, DiCamillo, Wiki.
Cricket Court, Somerset, England
£2.5m, 5 acres, Grade II* folly, gardens unlisted, Savills, brochure, press 2009, launched 29 Sep 2011.
Chownes Mead, West Sussex, England
£3.5m, 34 acres, unlisted house and gardens, Savills, brochure, Country Life.
Syon Lodge, London, England
£5.95m, 1 acre, Syon House‘s Dower House, built 1770 for 2nd Duke of Northumberland by Robert Adam (after House interiors 1761-9), Grade II*, Park Grade I, Edward d’Arc, brochure, satellite, 21st Century Group, last sold 1928 (by 8th Duke to
Crowthers), launched Sep 2007 (£6.95m), DiCamillo, Wiki.
Campden Hill, London, England
£75m, 1 acre, built 1915 by Edward Warren for Edmond Grove-Hills, Grade II, gardens unlisted, Savills, Knight Frank, brochure, satellite, At Risk register, last sold 2001 £17m (was Uruguayan Ambassador’s residence from 1950s), launched Sep 2011.
Heath Hall, London, England
£100m, 2 acres, built 1910 aka East Weald by Ashley & Newman, Grade II, Glentree, brochure, Telegraph, Times, last sold 2006 £14m to Andreas Panayiotou (Ability Group), launched Mar 2011.
Recent:
Bruern Abbey, Oxfordshire, England – POA, 6 acres, last sold 2005 for £5m (in 2 weeks).
Ogbourne Maisey Manor, Wiltshire, England – £1.7m, 15 acres, Country Life.
Royal Crescent, Bath, England – £3.95m, 1 acre.
Moorlands Hall, North Yorkshire, England – £5m, 16 acres, launched 26 May 2011.
The Homestead, Derbyshire, England – £1.2m, 1 acre, Grade I, brochure.
Caverswall Castle, Staffordshire, England – £2.5m , 20 acres, Grade I, website, press, Wiki.
Rempstone Hall, Leicestershire, England – £2.5m, 22 acres ** Sold
Chyknell Hall, Shropshire, England – £6m, 360 acres, CL, launched Mar 2011 ** Sold
Langdale Hall, North Yorkshire, England – £2.5m, 69 acres.
Killochan Castle, South Ayrshire, Scotland – £2.25m, 131 acres, Country Life.
Whirley Hall, Cheshire, England – £4.9m, 100 acres, Grade II*.
Trematon Castle, Cornwall, England – £700,000, 9 acres ** Under Offer
Hutton Hall, Essex, England – £4.25m, 8 acres, Grade II.
Sherbourne Manor, Warwickshire, England – £4m, 15 acres, Grade II.
Jenkyn Place, Hampshire, England – £7.25m, 43 acres, Country Life.
Woodcote Manor, Hampshire, England – £6.9m, 101 acres (was £7.75m).
Norsebury House, Hampshire, England – £2.95m, 10 acres, Grade II.
The Gullet Estate, Devon, England – £10m, 156 acres, Country Life.
Abbot’s Hall, Essex, England – £5m, 52 acres, website, last sold 2001 (£1.7m).
Kents Green Court, Worcestershire, England – £2.5m, 12 acres, launched 9 Sep.
Stobhall, Perth and Kinross, Scotland – £2.35m, 196 acres, website, launched 7 Sep.
Palé Hall, Gwynedd, Wales – £2.95, 14 acres, website, press, Grade II*, launched 30 Aug.
Great Addington Manor, Northants, Eng- £2.7m, 28a, CL, GII, lau 23 Aug ** Sold 20 Oct
Walton Hall, Derbyshire, England -£1.5m, 7 acres, CL article, launched 17 Aug.
Marske Hall, Yorkshire, England – £2.5m, 19 acres, CL article, launched 17 Aug.
Greenhills, Staffordshire, England – £2m, 20 acres, CL article, launched 17 Aug.
Poxwell Manor, Dorset, England – £4m, 10 acres, last sold 1998.
Rockbeare Manor, Devon, England – £2m, 57 acres.
Tilstone Lodge, Cheshire, England – £10m, 115 acres, Grade II, broch, launch 22 June.
Old Battersea House, London, England – £12m, 1 acre, launched 4 Mar (2009 art sale).
Shotley Hall, Suffolk, England – £1.55m, 7 acres.
Chantmarle, Dorset, England – £3.5m, 100 acres.
Standerwick Court, Somerset – £4.95m, 80 acres, Grade II*.
Kingston House, Devon, England – £2.75m, 10 acres, Grade II*, website, launched May.
Barkisland Hall, Yorkshire, England – £2.5m, 20 acres, Grade I.
Canonteign Manor, Devon, England – £3.25m, 12 acres, Grade I, CL.
Withnell Fold Hall, Lancashire, England – £5m, 10 acres, for sale in 2009.
Benarth Hall, Conwy, Wales – £2.35m, 50 acres, CL, launched May.
Tidwell Manor, Devon, England – £1.35m, 2 acres, Grade II*, CL.
Hammer Hill House, Shropshire, England – £5.5m, 28 acres, launched May.
Rodden Manor, Somerset, England – £2.5m, 31 acres, Grade II*.
Woodlands Vale, Isle of Wight, England – £3m, 9 acres.
Winsley Hurst, North Yorkshire, England – £3.2m, 4 acres.
Lower Ashfold, West Sussex, England – £3.25m, 17 acres, unlisted, c1904, launch 2 July.
Througham Slad Manor, Gloucestershire, England – £6.5m, 17 acres, CL, launch 25 Jun.
Mallow Castle, County Cork, Ireland – €7m, 30 acres, website (sold to Council for €1.7m?).
Courtown Demesne, County Kildare, Ireland – POA, 433 acres (owned by John Huston).
The Arthingworth Estate, Northamptonshire, England – £8m, 678 acres, launched 6 July.
Kings Weston House, Somerset, England – £2m (114 year lease), 3 acres, Country Seat.
Pudleston Court, Herefordshire, England – £5m, 49 acres, press ** Under Offer 10 Oct
Donnington Hall, Gloucestershire, England – £6m, 187 acres.
Hanham Court, Bristol, England – £2.5m, 20 acres, Telegraph.
Netherstead Hall, Warwickshire, England – £3.3m, 75 acres.
Ffynone, Pembrokeshire, Wales – £2.25m, 34 acres.
Hensol House, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland – £4.25m, 2,264 acres.
Moor Place, Hertfordshire, England – £4.95m, 51 acres, past sale, Country Seat.
Glencot House, Somerset, England – £2.65m, 17 acres.
Teaninich Castle, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland – £950,000, 8 acres, CL, website.
Donaldson’s College, Edinburgh, Scotland – POA, 18 acres (not house, may be residential).
Letterfourie House, Moray, Scotland – £2.2m, 307 acres.
Becca Hall, West Yorkshire, England – £1.5m, 55 acres.
Crazies Hall, Oxfordshire, England – £18m, 80 acres.
Hoddington House, Hampshire, England – £20m, 809 acres.
Westbrook House, Surrey, England – £20m, 216 acres.
Puslinch, Devon, England – £0.95m (leasehold), 5 acres (was £1.9m, 7 acres with cottage).
Bargany House, Ayrshire, Scotland – £1.85m, 7 acres, Category A.
Hamatethy Manor, Cornwall, England – £4m, 542 acres, built 1800, unlisted, May 2011.
Flore House, Northamptonshire, England – £3.45m, 19 acres.
Cote House, Oxfordshire, England – £4m, 6 acres, launched 6 May.
Fermyn Woods Hall, Northants, England – £5.8m, 300 acres, CL, website **Under Offer
The Ham, Oxfordshire, England – £6m, 47 acres, Grade II*. ** Sold
Severn Bank House, Worcestershire, England – £2.45m, 22 acres (£2.75m Aug 2009).
Rockwood House, Surrey, England – £5.5m (was £8m), 38 acres, unlisted, press (2005).
Woodview, Chigwell, Essex, England – £6m, 3 acres, built c1851, unlisted.
Others:
- St Osyth Priory, Essex, England – POA, 20 acres (probably not seriously for sale; the advert is just part of a redevelopment planning requirement – see Country Seat).
- Islay House, Argyll, Scotland – £2m, 28 acres (since May 2010).
- Breda House, Aberdeenshire, Scotland – £2.25m, 182 acres.
- Manor Hall, Gloucestershire, England – £10.75m, 180 acres (or £8.5m with 55 acres).
- Swallowcliffe Manor, Wiltshire, England – £2.95m, 18 acres, CL (£3.5m Sep 2010, then £3.15m in 2011, was under offer late 2011)
- Quernmore Hall, Lancashire, England – £4m, 23 acres (previously £5m).
- Thorpe Manor, Northamptonshire, England – £5.85m, 226 acres (or £3.6m, 49 acres)
also Carter Jonas (was £6.5m/£4.25m) - Nash Court, Kent, England – £2.5m, 32 acres, CL article (+ extra 10 acres £325,000).
- Franks Hall, Kent, England – £3.75m, 19 acres (was £4.75m, 80 acres, pre 19 May 11).
- Rudby Hall, North Yorkshire, England – £2.75m, 10 acres (was £3.5m).
- Ollerton Grange, Cheshire, England – £30m, 141 acres (Country Seat).
- Wiverton Hall, Nottinghamshire, England – £1.475m, 3.4 acres (was £1.75m).
- The Abbey, Aston Abbotts, Buckinghamshire – £5.25m, 42 acres, launch 2009, Wiki.
- Spott House, East Lothian, Scotland – £3.2m, 47 acres (Feb 2010, £25m, 2,463 acres).
- Finnebrogue House, County Down, Northern Ireland – £1.55m, 3.5 acres.
- Bellamont Forest, County Cavan, Ireland – €4.5m, 1,000 acres (was €7.5m for 1,060).
- Mount Kennedy House, County Wicklow, Ireland – €5.25m, 169 acres (was €6.5m).
- Augher Castle, County Tyrone, Ireland – POA, 51 acres.
- The Woodhouse Estate, Co. Waterford, Ireland – €7.5m, 382 acres, website, vid, press.
- Hollywood House, County Wicklow, Ireland – €5m, 50 acres (and Colliers).
- Pouldrew House, County Waterford – POA, 45 acres.
- Crosshaven House, County Cork, Ireland – €1.6m (press).
- Ballyneale House, County Limerick, Ireland – €4m, 73 acres.
- Howsham Hall, Yorkshire, England – £5m, 83 acres, GI (£6m 2009, £5m Sep 2010).
- Nazeing Park, Essex, England – £6m, 68 acres.
- Beaurepaire House, Hampshire, England – £8m, 249 acres (Country Seat).
- Maperton House, Somerset, England – £4.9m, 8 acres (was £5.75m). ** Under Offer
- Myres Castle, Fife, Scotland – £2.95m, 45 acres (£3.5m June).
- Woodhead Hall, Staffordshire, England – £2m, 19 acres.
- Bere Court, Berkshire, England – £5.75m.
- Kemble House, Gloucestershire, England – £3.25m, 8 acres (launch 2009, last 2004).
- Compton Bassett, Wiltshire – £7.5m, 71 acres.
- Chew Magna Manor House, Somerset, England – POA, 7 + 30 acres.
- Marchwiel Hall, Wrexham, England – £2.5m.
- Shipton Manor, Oxfordshire, England – £6.25m (was £5.75m), 26 acres.
- Pyrford Court, Surrey, England – under £20m, 21 acres (Country Seat).
- The Ham, Oxfordshire, England – £6m, 47 acres.
- Mayen House, Aberdeenshire, Scotland – £4m, 740 acres (Category B).
- Toddington Manor, Bedfordshire, England – £6.5m, 176 acres, launch 2010 (website)
(not to be confused with Toddington Manor, Gloucestershire, owned by Damien Hirst). - Eyton Hall, Shropshire, England – £2.35m, 27 acres.
- Brockhampton Park, Herefordshire, Eng – £3.75m, 8 acres, launch 18 May 10 £5.75m.
- Pinewoods House, Surrey, England – £20m, 3 acres (Grade II).
- Lock House, West Sussex, England – £6m, 25 acres (was £7m until May 2011).
- Ebberly House, Devon, England – £4m, 250 acres (under offer late 2010) ** Sold
- Shipton Sollars Manor, Gloucestershire, England – £3.25m, 34 acres.
- Nether Alderley Old Hall, Cheshire, England – £4m, 11 acres (Grade II*).
- Giffords Hall, Suffolk, England – £3.5m, 50 acres.
- Hinton House, Northamptonshire, England – £2.95m, 29 acres.
- North Luffenham Hall, Rutland, England – £3.75m, 6 acres (Grade I).
- Keythorpe Hall, Leicestershire, England – £1.85m, 16 acres (website).
- Kingston Wood Manor, Cambridgeshire, England – £8.5m, 740 acres (Nov 2010).
- Broughton House, Kent, England – £3.5m, 62 acres, GII* (£3.75m) ** Under Offer
- Talhenbont Hall, Gwynedd, Wales – POA, 75 acres, website, launched 2007 (Grade II).
- Noyadd Trefawr, Ceredigion, Wales – £1.25m, 11 acres (Grade II*).
- Cromford Court, Derbyshire, England – £3.3m, 40 acres (for redevelopment).
- Brankstone Grange, Fife, Scotland – £975,000, 34 acres (apartments plan) under offer.
- Woodside Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland – £1.75m, 60 acres (Apr 2010).
- Northfield, Midlothian, Scotland – £1.7m, built 1910, Category B (showing as Sold).
- The Priory, Cosgrove, Northamptonshire, England – POA, 14 acres (unlisted offices).
- Harcombe House, Hampshire, England – £10m, 16 acres.
- Spencers, Essex, England – £3.75m, 97 acres (Country Life).
- Brightwell Park, Oxfordshire, England – £5m, 135 acres (Country Life).
- Gileston Manor, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales – £1.5m, 7 acres (Grade II*).
New Builds (opportunities to build new houses):
- Grafton New Hall, Cheshire, England – £5m, 180 acres, Robert Adam (Country Seat).
- The Ridge, Gloucestershire, England – £5m, 360 acres, ‘Under Offer’ since Aug 2011,
was £6m, 379 acres, YA, CS. - Nyn Park, Hertfordshire, England – £10m, 317 acres, by Julian Bicknell (Country Seat).
- Parkwood House, Surrey, England – POA, 91 acres, by Robert Adam (Country Seat).
- building site, Oxfordshire, England – £5.75m, 59 acres, brochure.
- Bessingham Manor, Norfolk, England – £2m, 4.5 acres, also a Ruin (Country Seat).
Private Sales (may be privately for sale, but not currently listed on any agents website):
- Crichel House, Dorset, England – £100m, 5,000 acres, contents sales (Country Seat).
- Cowdray Park House, Sussex, England – £25m, withdrawn from sale in Dec 2010.
- Dowdeswell Court, Gloucestershire, England – £7.9m, 8 acres, withdrawn 3 Mar 2011.
- Mentmore Towers, Buckinghamshire, England – owned by bankrupt Simon Halabi.
- Birch Grove House, West Sussex, England – £20m, owner Larry Yung (ex-Macmillan).
- Le Bois des Moutiers, Normandy, France – POA, by Lutyens/Jekyll in 1898 (BBC).
- Rose Castle, Cumbria, England – sale delayed until 2013 to allow charity purchase (GI).
- Haremere Hall, East Sussex, England – £1.65m, 100 acres, Grade I, launch £4m 2004.
- von Essen Hotels – 26 hotels, £200m, mostly country houses, in administration.













































