This historic Edwardian home in Friston, East Sussex, boasts stunning views of the South Downs and is nestled within its own 300-acre estate. With a rich history dating back to 1901, the property has been lovingly restored by the current owners, who have replaced windows and doors, restored fireplaces, and re-established Edwardian-style sockets and switches. The home features spacious rooms with high ceilings, wood panelling, and architraves, as well as a grand entrance hall with a Ralph Lauren wallpaper and a palatial staircase. The kitchen is a sociable hub with a large island-breakfast bar, induction hob, and hand-beaten copper pendant lights. The property also features a study with a French antique stove, a sitting room with a log burner, and a dining room with a broad bay window. The gardens have been extensively landscaped with designer-led planting, and the property offers ample parking and a triple garage. The owners have carefully preserved the home's heritage while modernizing it for comfortable living, making it a unique and enchanting place to call home.