Dunsborough Park is a Grade II listed English country house with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. The property has evolved over the centuries, with a modest Tudor farmhouse at its core, which has been extended by successive wealthy owners. The house sits in 117 acres of park and pasture, surrounded by fine trees, woodland, and the River Wey. The property features five reception rooms, six en-suite bedrooms, a swimming pool, squash court, and traditional courtyard buildings. The estate also includes a collection of Edwardian glasshouses, a formal garden, and a tree-studded parkland. The house exudes character and style, with a comfortable combination of traditional and contemporary aspects, including flag stone floors, wooden panelling, and open fires. The estate is located in a highly desirable area, just 23 miles from central London, and is discreetly positioned on the northern edge of the picturesque village of Ripley.