Closewood House is a stunning country home with a rich history, believed to have originated from the Southwick estate. The property boasts over 3,000 square feet of elegant accommodation, set within extensive grounds. The exterior features a charming Queen Anne façade, stucco fronted elevation, and a beautiful rose-clad veranda. The interior offers a generous hallway, principal reception rooms, and a range of bespoke features including ornate cornicing, plasterwork, and marble fireplaces. The property also features five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study, and a range of outbuildings, including a substantial stone barn. The gardens and grounds are a particular highlight, with a mix of formal lawned gardens, a rill with lily pond, and an arboretum with a variety of mature specimen trees. The property is situated in the charming village of Denmead, with a range of local amenities and excellent transport links to London and other nearby towns.