Thomas Sheriff Place is a remarkable property that dates back to 727 AD, as the Grade II listed south-facing wing of the historic Henley Park mansion. With a rich history and impressive lineage of past residents, including royalty and nobility, the estate has been associated with some of the most notable figures in British history. The property has undergone a major restoration and is now one of four distinguished freehold residences, offering over 3500 sq feet of accommodation across four floors. The ground floor features a stunning triple-aspect sitting room, once the setting for grand gatherings, and a solid wood kitchen. The first floor includes a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom that was once Queen Elizabeth I's powder room, as well as a spacious master suite with a generous dressing area and luxurious en suite bath/shower room. The second floor offers far-reaching views and includes three well-proportioned bedrooms, one with its own large en suite bathroom. The property is set within acres of tranquil communal parkland, with a picturesque 2/3-mile tree-lined driveway and stately wrought iron electric gates.