Fulmer Gardens House is a fine country house set in 10.5 acres of gardens and grounds, offering over 13,000 square feet of accommodation, including a self-contained cottage. The property, believed to date back to the late 1800s, retains many character features and architectural detailing, including stone quoins, high ceilings, and ornate period fireplaces. The main wing of the house features a grand reception hall, principal reception rooms, kitchen, and utility, while the former servants' quarters provide additional accommodation. The first floor boasts a principal bedroom suite, 12 further bedrooms, and six bath/shower rooms. The gardens and grounds are a highlight, with expansive lawns, pathways, a water garden, hard tennis court, and a swimming pool. The house also benefits from three gated entrances, three driveways, and a double garage. The self-contained cottage features two bedrooms and is a charming addition to the property. With a rich history, Fulmer Gardens House was once the home of Colonel Sir Harry Legge, Equerry to King Edward VII, and has hosted many royal visits. The property is located in the picturesque village of Fulmer, with its own cricket team, infant school, and sought-after village pub.