Barnham Court, a 17th-century estate in Sussex, is considered one of the best examples of its date in the county. Commissioned by a wealthy merchant, the property's symmetrical facade and interior features, including a grand hall, library, and dining room, are reminiscent of Kew Palace in Surrey. The estate's 6,400 square feet of living space has undergone a meticulous restoration, blending historical character with modern comforts. The property features five bedroom suites, each with its own unique character, as well as a range of ancillary buildings, including a guest cottage, garaging, and a gardener's workshop. The estate's gardens, designed in an Anglo-Dutch parterre style, feature ornamental trees, lawns, and a heated swimming pool. With its stunning architecture, beautifully restored interior, and picturesque gardens, Barnham Court is a unique and rare opportunity to own a piece of English history.