One of London’s Most Celebrated Historic Houses

Built in 1699 on earlier Tudor foundations and widely believed to be the work of Sir Christopher Wren, the handsome red-brick house extends to approximately 10,164 sq ft, with a further 372 sq ft provided by the detached gymnasium. The magnificent Grade II* listed late-17th-century house has seven bedrooms, exceptional reception rooms, a separate gymnasium and extensive walled gardens, moments from the Thames. Secure gates open to a generous driveway with parking for up to eight cars. Inside, ...