One of the oldest houses in England, dating back to the 1000s, this exceptional Grade One listed house boasts a remarkable history as well as many original and historical features. A striking and substantial property, this flint and stone built home also benefits from spectacular, far-reaching views across the Kentish countryside yet provides close access to the A2, M25 and major transport links.
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The Great Hall & Minstrels' Gallery
The Great Hall is an essential feature of this historic property, supported by oak beams, with five large windows across the vaulted room. Further important features of this house include the Tudor chimney, Norman corbelled fireplace, and perhaps most importantly, the unique murals scratched into the plaster of the Great Hall and two of the five bedrooms. At the end of the Great Hall is a staircase which leads to a Minstrels’ Gallery.
RECEPTION ROOMS
There are multiple reception rooms with large exposed beams and exquisite stonework.
The house is occupied by house managers who will be able to keep away from any filming requirements and offer the house for exclusive use.
THE GROUNDS & GARDENS
Externally, the extensive gardens surrounding the main house are mainly situated to the South West. There is a private walled rose garden, an established orchard with a small paddock beyond, a separate walled garden, and two small ponds.
A proud part of the...
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Contact
bookings@luddesdowncourt.com
+44 (0)330 122 5290
Luddesdown Court, Luddesdown Road, DA13 0XE